I
1:0.
80. Norwalk.
"AI 00111111111011 OI B1111-
tubal
1111111111111 1111 Find. In...)
‘ mime had opened the
of the evening. -
_ , p; In reduced W. 0. Perry.
. _ crisp,“ Dorian, who gave a
‘ V . i' ltty stories. 11
I 8
I Bridgeport. was the
“e advised the busi-
1' attachments to out—
, , and ‘upolw nil Nor—
l' advhntagou-—-- railroads, u .1—
abilities sanitary conditions, and
roads I‘.
. Kemp then alluded Io the pros—
91'in of Nerwallt- and how South Nor-
_ hilt had kept pace, and then intro
11111111111 T1: L.' Raymond, president of the
ohnnle‘ and Manufacturers' A3111»
Tenement Houses. . ,
I‘hplrxuam and Gentlemen:
11.111 Ill surprised. and pleased to he
.11va you this evening Surprised 1101
on, o a friend 111111.111 me the other day
{,3} saw the publication in the Nox~
w I: Hour where. emy good friend Ben-
melt had said 111 11 recent meeting
{when the 11111111111511 men had been called
ogother 101-1111111101 locating a manu-
otory in N01“ 111k that he dared not
for if he 11111 South Norwalk ‘would
are to be miter it Now I admit
chat South Nor 1111 is hustling to 10-
new lib many mauutaetorles within
their borders 113 possible, but i am fully
satisfied that South Norualh business
lumen, areparticularly pleased when a
manufaclory III to be located» in the
" .lOity of Norwalk, for we feel that what-
ever‘is for the benefit of one section,
,I mustnocesuarlly. be a benefit to the
' entire town.
Pleased, 111115111151.» it in always pleas-
, ant. to meet. your neighbors, Irien.,1la
and business associates at 11 banquet
* here we may enjoy a good feast cx~
edge of thought. 11nd express our-
calms. regarding mature of mutual
Interest. '
IThe chairman has assigned 11113 the
, subject or ‘.‘Tenmucnt Houses! Under
I nl‘dlnaryv pitcumalantcs ,a dry subjscl
‘ admit, but in that; ero weather
111111111 with bul‘sflng'wa ”pipe.
is gill 111111.11 water, as
in
gauppoo WI? 1111 acknowledge I
flit easity 111 more and buttoI'LenI.:1uon
houses for our manntactory emplot 111111
, ,and others and the first question that
"naturally arises when. we talk of in-
Nostmenls of this character is
ithe probable income. i‘o In
house oqu-I- the can: 111' a trio
Ilou attendant upon the impugn
l'chupge of I1111nnts,1ho unpaid rents.
and the damages caused by those who
are carcies‘d la regnrd to othcts‘ prop-
. crIy-S—Ihose are auihclcnt to dist-nun
Inge almoat any luvdittm'. but 1111 a mat-
tier of lat-I, are we not as house own-
crs largely in from because. of. this
condition? If there was organized 11
7110111111 Ilwuom Protective Association.
the question. of unpaid rents dIunagoe
to property. and change of tenants
(would be largely eliminated. The
much dreaded tenant who 00111111105 :1 mi
finds it cheaper to move than pay 1cm
.would soon be compelled to 111 we town
lthoroby benellttlng the house owner.
in: merehllnl and the honest working
11111111 who purposes to pay, because we
cOuld furnish him a rent cheaper un-
der, these circumstances. than it is
Hocaible to do under present wadi-
cup.
May 1 at this point he perm mitted to
diluent a plan and 11111111111 a tow its»
ores. which may possibly lead to the
111111111011 of this much mooted 111112111
”011‘ at “How are We to provide homes
the working clashes?"0rg1mizo
11.111110111111an 11 1112111 11111111- and
, 3&qu Owncru Acaoclntlou. capitaliz-
MI 8100 000. With this capital 'juo
Illiclpily invested your organization
could borrow 8150000 on mortgage at
live per cent plovailng a working can
Still of #304100 with which purchase
I land? had 11111112110 bounce that could
be routed at 3100 0111111, providing an
. income of $11,000. I onlra; no 111111-
am: and titty 1110113111111 1111111111 on
mortgage at 01111 per 1111111. $1. 500:
, taxes $8,:000 repaint. 5.11.100; lneuraucc,
' _ i kept at home in neither 11m
' convenient The prolenatonul that!
{ dilllcalty in getting at it white
1 owner often 111111. The
the wrong end at the line
account has 1.9 be settled:
shellac; money with
TI! NOR WALK
3 MINI?
Iii 111111.111 removed.
”tied in the pocket on-
', Ira-Ia make 11 payment
M [111100-
T .
ate. ewhat tho,11au1e of the concern
I400; water rents, $1000; management
$1,000; vacancies, four per cent, $1000: ‘
9111111111, 8100 417. 000 leaving a balance
of 1111.111 0138.000, or eight per cent. of
your 1111111111 invented.
in this brief statement we have only
considered the cheaper class or Iowa-I
month. It is natural to suppose that
11 more exponalve or better class 01’
homes could be provided on about the
some basis, 9.11 the income would be in
proportion to the cost. It thisI good
work could be wadompiiahed. our hon»
est. laboring class would be better houn-
ed. our capitalists receive a fair com-
pensation for their investments the
Grand tax list, increased and our beau-
tiful town with its natural advantages
of location, beautiful scenery, railroad
and water privileges, would take a
mighty ‘strido. Why may we not 1111
capitalists, merchants and manufactur-
ers, interest ourselves in this enter-
prise?
'- illayor Buxton was thou present. and
said: .
‘Buaineu Men andPollIlcn.
The man of business today has in
muncrnble care-11 which lake It great
dcal‘ol‘ thought and consideration, and
often perplexing questions arise which
are IllIiicult of 11 satisfactory solution.
With every branch of commercial life,
there in identified ilu own i'1ullvldual
rebporwlbillllos -~—t11e tuttnufacturere.
the wholeedlet‘s, and the retailers, all
have their own, and if Iheco mammal-
bilttics'm'e properly met. it‘ requires
all the ability and judgment which he
pmucchs. Each day finds its ques-
tions Io‘be aolved and annoyances to
be os’creomc, and when the. day‘s toll
in over, wearlod and worn, he is salic—
Iiud to neck the rest or recreation
which he Justly deserves.
The man 111 polillch-Iho has an easy
time. even from the very «tart. All he
has to do is to accept the nomination
(which he doesn’t, want?) after his
friends have swelled his head and
pleaded with him, because they can't
find any one else to stand, and the
heaters have assured him that he can’t
lose. He finally makes up his 11111111
that 1111 was wrong, and that he should
bond to their assurances of fidelity and
personal friendship.
lie in 1101111111111111 11111111 applauue and
in less than hali‘ all 110111 he is “touch-
011‘ mm “ilvc‘ 1' ‘I1'11“Npol for the
gmmral lun‘d lit;I 111111 I really 1111’01 11 it,
but he is 1131111111 so put-5,1111 the money,
and all finds it is 11. case or put up I01
pastors wmkurs and sundries. until
eleI'tiIm day is over. it has cost him
£20. 330 or $10. although not half that
amount. usually 11111111111111 in the stale-
10111 01’ election expenses Illod with the
tow 11 Iler.k if he has met Ilel'eal It's
all or 111', but if be Is l‘IHII'll he is 11
mark for all subscription papers. so-
licitors. and ticket sellers. l'clure 1111
was elected, it :1 ticket seller ever sold
him a single ticket ho was surprised.
but now he has 11 handful shoved 111
111111. lie can't be mean, especially ms
the ticket ht'llel‘ voted for him and
also get two friends to vote for him
(who never voted anything but the
straight ticket before). He feels like
telling them to go to the hot place.
He takes the bunch. 11111.1 after 111' 111111
uncut about $40 for tickets which he.
never used, 1111 woken up to a real-
izinz: sense that he can't. stand the
pure. How about the poor fellow who
was defeated? lie. 111111 spent his
money and has nothing lo-uhow for it.
H11 had dreamed or prominence and
lame. but. now his hopes are gone and
.10. 111 blumoney.
lilentlemon. there are truly a great
many ridiculous and amusing occur-
l‘t'nt'na which transpire to 11 man in
politics. and there are 111110 many eer-
I‘oua ones, too. To always know the
right and equitable thing to do is
Iliillcult. Criticism and censure he
must expect; that in part of the some.
The 1111111 in politics has his many
trials; one would say enough indeed
’l‘hII luminous man has 11111 cures, until:
11111111. to tax his brain. and when the
man in politics and tho businoau man
are combined in one. it In readily seen
that he has a double burden, and the
more conscientious 111.1 is the greater
the loud.
it in a IliIllcult. matter for a buulueae
man to accomplish all that, is expected
of him while in olllcc. Illa time is
never 111a 011m. Someone has a griev-
ance to be 11111111111111.11 complaint to
make. or 11 suggestion to offer. at any
time or day or night, and no matter
how completely 11111 time. in occupied
with 11111 own 11111111111119, he 11111111 hear
the entire story or be may 111111111 a
mistake.
The politician maul. hour the Mary
of the neighbor's hone scratching 111
the next ,door neighbor's garden; of
porous and microbes floating about 111
some back yard outside the oily 11111-
1111: of the manor leleure who rides
about in 111111 carriages, complaining of
‘ 110111311 111113111 detect in the strecl,w11ilo
hlli‘ own otdou‘nlk needs repairing or
01 covered with the last snowfall 11
foot. deep. The business maaapolitle—
11111111111 who may be a customer, and
if he does not remedy the matter, he
1111111111ny loses the man's trade.
Gentlemen, tho buntneuu 1111111 111111 all
be can do to attend to his own buul~
11111111, and i cannot reconcile him in the
dual role at 11111111111101 11111111 111111 politlc~
1111, :I‘hp one 111 1111131111111 to the other
nuance no I'urlhencrltielsm to 111111113
or 1.1113119111101111 'Io otter at this time.
but 1 may you where such conditions
exist be lenient be generous, tor little
did the barium 1111111 realize what was
in More for him when he rat con-
sented to be the nominee or (111111011
And now looking at these 11111111 11111111
light which I 111m presented them to
on. do alit understand that I111 men
111111 must listen with respect to the com- ‘
a mlmrufloovm not without 1
Dan the ‘
11111111; will be handed down to potter-
he will be 211 idolillll and blunt illtlns.
tetuuneratlou.
'l‘ho 01111211111 of the 11111111111101 are
as 101101111111. .
l’realdentwliarvoy M. Kent.
Vlcol’residcutwilrlhur 0 Wheeler
Q Se'crelul'y and 'l‘ronsurorv-(ihcrlea 121
art I.
Directoramllmiry 1’. Price, Lester
llyutt\ Samuel Lynch Howard A.
Grampton, James T.1Iubbell. Lewis
(3. Green, Elbert 8. Adams, Peter 11‘.
Buruu, John P, 'l‘rcudwell, Frank 11
Cowlec. ,
Those present included: Edward
MchrmoIl Lollrand Raymond Willis,
H. Selleck,lieu1'y Goiebuvn M H.
Glover. W. F, Acton, bee 1.1111111. James
T. Iiubbell, .1 11111111111 Hurlbutt W. 1’
Hours Nelson Benedict, Churn-111.1 1
Curtis 1.0.111. Lockwood, 11 C. N11'w1111k
1. 0.0111011. F A. lockwood, l.‘_.
Weed. A. 0. Wheeler. I" B. Cowlea. .‘t
W. Mansfield, Edward Brewer, Jena
Malone, M. 11.. Bennett, Zalnlou Good-
sell, 111 idxcpor Thomas 1. Raymond,
1111. (11c rcry, (J. W llell,llow11yton
W. O I’erry.D1u'ien.C. L Barker J.
l" Fielder, Jersey 01137.1". S. Ambler.
William (‘1. 11111111121". S. Underhili,
Josiah (1.6111111111115118. J lMeeker, John
H.110yt ll. hi.Kt'111, l). Rooter,
llcnry 1’ Price. 0. 81111191111, A. E. Auc-
I111. Howard W. Dot). George C Evnr 18
TA. J. Reynolds (lIbarlcrt ll Dilworl..h
H, A (11111111111111, Dr W J. Tracey, Dr
J (1. Gregory, George [1.Buxton, ii.
1131111111 Alfred Atisou, Samuel
1.31.1011 J 1.1 ltundle, James 11). 111111-
boll. Lester Hyatt, John A. Osborn,
lt‘1'.cIl A 10113, Louie Vorliu A. ll
11031, E. Johnson George W Ray-
11101111. liarrch. .Smith, F Judge, John
11 1111111011. Mr. Goodiellow, 10.5. Ad
1111111, J. W. (Fly, 0 ll. Wilson.
P.
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GlRL' S FRIENDLY SOCIETY
Delightful Social Event Given by St.
Paul's Branch.
A guy throng coursed about the
town assembly hall last 11luhl,a1 11
pro-11y dam-e 1111011 by St. Paula
11111111'11 of the (llrl' 11 Friendly Society.
’ibir. 111mm- wus given by the girls
”101111-10le though flfitilll'llllk‘ti uorI:
pro-sent and rendcwd assistance
\111111' for the occasion 1111111 furnish
('11 by the l. \i P. A orchestra and
during the Ivnnlm: lI' 1' I'rI' 11111 and 1111111
uc'ru Sell'h'll
A doth-111.11 light on the scene was
secured by covering :1 portion 111‘ the
electric light globes with colored tis-
sue paper.
DISPUTE OVER OIL LANDS.
Secretary Long confers with Preal.
den: Over Kansas Situation.
WASHIN lTON. Feb. L‘Ir‘WSl‘llflllll'
1.11m: today routerrcd with the 1111's
11111111 in 1"?112111Il to the protest or the
115111111113 10311111111111: against tho 11~1ww~
111 of the blanket lease of 1.1100000
sures of oil 111111111 of the 01111111: Indian
lie: I'IvalIon in Khlaluuuu ’l‘mrilorI
i‘lw proloul alleged that under the
1011511 the lands 11 ('10 hold by the Stun
1111111 (lit (I1111p11111111rouuh 21 1111111111111
subsidiary to that corporation but this
1:- 11111 tht- 1111dII'Nl1111dInl: or the p111
11111111, 1111: Secretary of the interior or
1111- 1111-1111101'5 or the K111131111- 11010111111011
lu (,lnlml'f‘tlfl. The decision was reach-
ed, and the nunounccuusul. authorizml
that the administration will 111111111 by
the limited cytouslon eonlulnrd 111 a
Senate muondnmut to the 11111in 1111-
prolation bill.
'»‘-—'~1_.
THE WET TABLEGLOTH
it Puzzled the Ship's Passenger Until
It Was Explained.
TlII 1111Ilvrr=tow11rd in 120111111: the la-
blo pouled a half gloss of water 011 the
(‘ll'illl willie llllllL‘lIOLh and placed a
diah of fruit on the puddle he had
111111113110 made another puddle and
placod on it the carafe. 011 the third
puddle he placed the buter 1111111, 11nd
150 (Ill-
"Why do you spoil the cloth with
all that u‘uter'l" 1111111111 11 passenger.
“1101111111111 the weather's rough. 1111‘,"
said the steward. and then making an-
other puddle, he went on:
"We stewards 011 ocean lIllt‘l‘S must
not be merely good waiters—"wt; 1111le
be good weather waitcru. And we
have a number of tricks.
“0111.: of our tricks in to set the
heavy dishes upon wet 11110111. if we
were to set. them on dry 11110111 111 11111
ordimuy- way they would slide to and
fro with every lurch of tho ship. 13111
ii 11111 1.10111 ls wettcd they don't
slide. '1 hey adhere to the wet. place
as though glued to it.
“One of the first things a steward
learnt; in to not a stormy wealhvt'
table—Io uplll water on the cloth at
each place whom a heavy dish is to
stand. Thin untcr nerve-11 111,1 purpose
Ilmrotnzmy 11nd it doesn't look bad.
either, for tho dish. covers it No one
knows or the .wut spot underneath."
New York P1111111.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK, 131111. 2|.mAr1'ivoIl:
lrllcdlnor l’cruulu, from I'litllt‘l'h
A gentleman 111111 Written to the
proud to any that. 1111» question 111 ai-
gebra out at recent 11xa11111111111.111 for
cavalry phloem and quoted 1111 1111-
Nurdly dilllcull 111 in no way unreason-
1111111.!111' it 111111 been solved at the
first. 111111111111. by 11 0»yenr~old school
Kiri. ilut our recollection 111 that all
that won raid that it was ahaurdiv
dlmcult for cavalry candidates.
~—l’unuh.
"What. do you 11111111 younro going
to hatch out. 111‘ that doorknob and that
piece of brick. ?" hueoringly asked the
old roostctn
“1 ll hatch 11 hkynm'apur It I want
tel" mumwked the old hen, homely.
"You go and 1111,1111 to your own ll"-
Iuim. l’m running this branch or the
bituinouathhtcugo Tribune. ‘
hint Nubrido (excitedlylwom John.
1119111511 1191111 on 11. telegram tor 11w,
quickl
Mr Nubrldm-My dearest. what 111111
happened?
lite. Nubrido—«Why 1'111 takings
I-orrcapondcmco course in cooking and
the 11111111 1 1111111111 in running 1111 over
the even. I want. to telegraph 11111111
111111111 111 111111 out what to hammock-
l’n Lilo.
111111 the honor 111111 31on Id 1111111 I
we 111111 111111 1111111111: here is a vtlhl
It 11111111111111 1‘1" 111 Find P1111111)
contract between (101111111111 1111111.
wry datum or a contract implies that
it 11111111 be on its taco a contract in.
which both. the obligation and the
privileges or both parties to lt‘ are
clearly set forth. The Word of God
by its very terms, and by man”: at:-
ceptance. becomes 111111211 11 contract,
and by conuuon consent 111 111111111111
“testament " The proposed 11111111 at
a conduct alleot its validity. A 11111111
1111111; contract is void from the begin-
1111111 A coutxacl 11111111 be duly chm
ed by both partied; G‘o‘d atteula this
contract. with "T111111 with the Luv "
111111 We have consented to it of our
own accord in the lllQBI public 1111111-
ner. A contract must be witueaucd
We 11111111 never be able to deny our
signatures nitlxcd in the credence oi
heavm and earth.
be recorded This one has been rc-
(TUl‘dlKl 111 the records or the church
and in the Lamb’s ltook of Life. The
terms of the contract are most remark-
able. lied proponou Io turulah all the
capital. to give the bcuelit of 11111 per-
s‘onul influence and counsel and to
guarantee the succeacol the b11.'.'.11cus.
in view of what God proposed to con-
tribute to the capital. it. looks 118 it
men need contribute little It anything.
Nevertheless he must Iulill certain cou-
dlttous. He agrees to use the capl-
1111 put. into 111.1 hands when, where
and how God tells 111111 to; and further
be 111.1 01-11 to renounce all other bust
nous that pr'meuta 111111 from doing
the best work for God.’
of this coulract thus publicly made.
raises ('1'-1min I-\pI.-clutionu on the part
of those who do business with up.
'i he} owed that u 1‘ represent net
ourselves only, but the firm, and that
we have behind 111: 11111 capital and
experience of the firm. To this ex-
pectation we have ourselves purposely
given rise. W11 signed the contract
in the expectation 111‘ deriving certain
benefits; we advertiser! the. pnrmer~
ship 1111 w,- wem in duty bound to do.
Hence if we do not avail ourselves-01'
11111 capital and experience of the firm,
we are guilty or fraud: or 11 We have
quietly withdrawn from the firm and
on: mill doing business under the old
Ilrm,nn1uo u 11 are guilty of {nine pro
tuner. if on the eouqtfarv we are true
to our Iontrael we llll‘!‘ the present
and future conquests of God.
AlternoOn Scrvlca at Narwalk.
The 1111001111 11111 rnoon scriicc ol the
(111011 \lI'I'tiugu “11.-1 held 111.1!11- Nor—
u'alk \ivlhodlul I'hurch yesterday 11!-
tI't'uoou at three u'I-loI-k. The. al.11111-
Ilant'o was 1111u1~'11ally large for an M‘-
lI-ruoou Sl‘l‘l'll‘ll, the chapel being
11111111111'1111113' filled. it iI-I expected that
111m..- mooringu will grow in 511.1.» and
1111111111 1111 11111 nun-tings prourcse. Al‘
101' 1'. half hours Hamlin: of player,
\11111111111'1'111111 preached the sermon.
tnkltu: as 11111 111cm.» “Loving People
to Christ.“ The text wan lsaillh 38:17
He countdown the We generally 86'
I-vptml pl'lllt'iplv's oi' the tloztpci.‘ first
that 1111111 II'I-ro estranged from God.
1111115111'111111 111111.11 over men were
111111111111 back to God. they were to be
loved back by the infinite love or God
111.112:qu (.‘111'iet.'l‘1113 love of Christ
In the hearts of men who belong to
him. in to be the 11111.1;11cli1'. force that
1:. 1o ulu 11113111111 1111-11 to the savior.
The 1111-111'11111 then proceeded to con
31111'1 T0111 pits {10111 which 111011 were
to 11¢ lifted by the powers of the love
of Christ dwrlllng in us. namely the
pit of Hill, of pupputtlou, of lndlil‘erI
euro and of discouragmucnt. At the
afternoon 11111'11111 today. the sermon
will be prone 11011 bv the Rev. Mr. Mo»
1‘ or IniI'lI_ '
Factory Meeting Yesterday.
Mr. Henderson, accompanied by
lire. Henderson,.\ir.1\loredlth and tho
llcv Mr. Duncan visited the factory
or the McKibbiu Manufacturing Com-
pany todnv. 111111 111111 before the men
went. to work after lunch, Mrs. lien-
Iioruon and Mr. Meredith 1111113 1114 11
11111111 the hymn “Jesus 110111111." and
Mr. Henderson spoke for live minutes
very luteroullugiy to the men. The
invitation was given to attend the
men‘s meeting in lloyl‘s Theatre next
Sunday afternoon at 3:30. Today 11
similar visit will be made to the book-
wood Manufacturing Company, on
’l‘huraday to tho Norwnlk iron works.
and on Friday to tho Norwalk Lock
Company.
--t?olonial Fete. Friday evening.
South Norwallt (.‘ougretational Church.
M “mua... h... “”1...
“What's the matter." asked the op-
liminl: “i thought your uncle had left.
you $100 000?”
"1111 did," replied the pessimist “but
confound it be 111011de 111 the will
that l've got to use 8150 of it to buy
hlm 11 to111butonc."——Chicngo Record-
Herald.
........11 1.....,.,,.. —W
They were uittlur; by the window.
and he was holding bur ring-bodeulled
baud.
“Why 11qu the wind out there high
so?” who 1111111111.
“1 support), 1011,»,
kit-111 your cheult'.
into her cycuml’oukcra Statesman.
u-wwflfi
because it can't.
hicclta-"l\iy wile culled 1111.1 up on
the phone 11111 111qu today." Wecltew
"What. for?" llieIsku~~“’l‘ho 111111. Ilvo
times were for the purpose ot calling
me dawn ilueauuo I didn’t. nuawer tho
llrst. limo Nllo I-ullI-Ii me up."—-l’hlln.
dolphin luqulrer.
.mumw—uwflwwmo
“Don’t be at) lazy, 'l‘hero‘a pluueyt oi
room at the top, and youre cleverj
enough to got there. "
“lint " replied the my denim! "think
how clever it 111 of 1110 to that a. place
at’ the bottom whore there lllllI. so
much rootu."-~l’hiladeiilhlll 1441801:
mu“- .1.
Fold devotees-"1 don't see any way
to raise our church debt. except tot . ,
liliuitttcr (altockody . _’
-~"'l'bot will never have my aauctlon,i
hm e a lottery.”
madam. hover, 1111191111 yo
Home other Ita1nc"~»1Ndw
y.
u call it by.‘,
York Week»-'
I
"What do you think posterity will
my about you?" Pylon,” towered
Senator Sorghum. "i am not afraid of,
what maturity will any. People who are
1111111111 11111111311 to talk about 11 1111111 1111-»
hind his 1111011 never wield much influu
b11111111.’'«le'aahinstep star.
A contract must '
The exist once '
he unhworod, gazing
~11
Fashion has decided lb
lt‘antine. We are showing a c
1.“
outploto
Price 001: to 81.50.
it has always been our custom to
1115 over from one season to another.
is now on and every piece is included:
is 31011111.
Galvanized Chamber Pails. .1
F‘lollrono perib. 2e
gusnmters....................... 7c
nrtheu Ten Pots 190
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NEW DORMITORIES AT YALE;
Clan of 1894 Balslngfunda for the
' Project. ‘
NEW. HAVEN, Feb: 21.—-lt Its 1111-
11011111'od that. under the auupiccs of the
Yale class of 18941, a committee has
been appointed to promote a move-
ment tor raising funds for live new
donnlloriea at Yale. The plan pro-
vidca for one, dormitory to be given by
classes previous to 1865 and four dor-
mitories by classes rcpreoeutlng each
of four sueceseive (location.
The Yale Alumni Weekly tomorrow
will print an editorial attack upon the
expensive private dormitories at Yale
ol the academic department. Alter
pointing out the {not that Harvard in
private dormitory svstcm. the Alumnll
\\ eckly snvs 1an in the race for the
honors of the society system at 1an
every student should enter "at;
scratch"!1nd 110110 should be when
he is and what he does. and that the
list must be opt-n,
MARITIME LAW C’GNFERENCE.
BltUSSFl1S.Feh Sir—311111 tntcrna
lioual ronl‘ercttce of maritime law at
its Iiret meeting here Iodlu‘: 11111211111111
regulations dealing wltlrcollisibus and
salvage. Delegates are present rep-
roacntiug Belgium, the United States.
France. Spain, Italy, Japan, Russia,
Sweden ‘aud Norway,- ‘lioiland. Rou-
maula. Portugal and .1110 Congo inde-
pnndcnl State. Foreign Minister do
11111 erenu welcomed the. delegates M.
llcct'umu't, the senior Belgian dele-
gate was elected president of the cou-
foreuec‘
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"novuu' 11111 Punk.’
PERFEOTA
FOR WOMEN.
$3.50-
ELITE
FOR MEN AND WOMEN,
$3.50
RALSTON
FOR MEN,
$4000
HANAN & SON
r011 MEN,
$5.00
'PHONE. ”7—0.
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In their relation to the society system . ‘
also 11mins troublé with her luxurious j
handicapped or favored save by what‘, .
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Plain and Fundy Mohair-s.
at the pronto: material
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birt Wat-t Balls in Mabel .
out oddly 1' or Brli
line of these 300116111 1111'. the new 11. Pint in motors in all qualitiea
Checks and Funny WBHV831I Many oi the alrles we are nhowldruow cannot be duplicated later in the season,
Annual Sale of Furs.
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close out every mode or 1111, the 11121111011?th III is bought and to carry 11011:.
The only way that. We can do 1111 s is by making low prince. This 5an
nothing is reserved -T he goods, are right, the prices 1110 law and the benefit
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Galvanlzcdll’ erPuila‘........... lilo Towel Arms ,1 7c
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Galvanized Foot Tubs 30o 61111111111 P111111 191'.
Berry Presses 251: $10.50 Dinner Sets for $750
Narwalk ¥ ‘Onn
2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
THE GREAT
WINTER C "OTHIN
Furs and Cloaksv
" And all other, Wearing 11111111111. :11;
Men, Women and Children, is
’ now going on at our store.
Charge Accounts Solicited.
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Easy Payments Will- settle your bill.
H. Kneger 8100
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West; Waahmg'ton Street
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Sale of fine :ootwear
Luak’fl. $300 and ‘4001’38 Coll nIuHhM‘ ahl‘UH unutnnnuuncu .1.”
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