til Fiat that the Mill!
Ln‘goviwiiluarit. and that
marina today in homes.
id the story or Alton
cheapo ltroln drown-
ddaon rlyar. last year.
3 ova the reason for his
app on mm: gone too on.
o Lave gone too far
,liore, too far in sin, too
,I Illa” too far in politics but
,I member that first 0': all
o a father."
on a touching. true story
boy who wins near, through
. ,lh ,iho economies of his par-
‘ Phallbe great, We cant all
every man can be 300d.
have a boy a fortune and
ll grout name and embar-
2:8 year». ‘Thank God for my
archive or the address Mr. (‘hap
a fervent prayer. and
out Home" was soltly play
3009 While he made, his
llrgr, [mire [lions homes
In then sang the old and
_ 38 favorite song, “uHomc
dine.”
ilile latter part of Mr Chap
L dress and during the singing
let a large nnmbcl of the
W fibre in tears and from the
“.8183th the surreptitious use
L andkercliiels seemed to no
ltll a majority of those prs-t-
. Chapman then asked for tho
, lid mothers in the audience to
m.
or to aid in the work or sc-
cohvorls, the active workers
out little printed cards as lol-
The Mum is fame; and calieth for
lam a member of the church also
am. It in my purpose to unite with
church in this city
..............................
'réa preferred ....................
lo yea this day whom ye will
serve.”
mnot now a member of tho
, . l accept Christ as my pr.-
Saviour and hereby confess llim.
Lurch preferred ....................
Butler then sang “Where is My
. LL bring Boy Tonight?" The sing-
811g of this song by Ml Butler in his
692. sympathetic voice proved very
EA _
Several other hymns were sling and
, .mceiing closed.
All after service was held.
Jew of Dr, Chapman’s striking rc-
‘ rlls‘laat, night were:
he homes on Fifth avenue are not
Li dehi homes"
mothers. if your boy has just be
to wander. lei/e him; if he hurl
rod far, love him; for the low
other always stimulates love."
fathoi must be u Christian]
ery father must pray Do you?"
If my father had been inconsistent
15829186“ tonight i would have been in
”do? L Dal; World "
omothing About the Singers.
The singers of The Norwalka who
‘ ’0 members or the big l'l‘loll of 800
-‘vyoua singing In tho lIIvlval sci-'siiim-
i"
123 ar'nioly may Wl‘ll incl plond
air w0lk illld ability. l-l'od lini-
.tllil rcmarkublo bass soloist of
.GVIVal. and Clllll‘lt's l-‘. Allen. the
,both ngroc that the choir is
III that has ever assisted llr.
initl'y. ii is the largest by n
r oi voices and the unity, ox-
volume and force are for
anything in Syracuse. Minue-
.',.t Paul "iopeku. Deliver, Lon
Seattle Pittsburg. Boston.
who local singers LaLnd their work.
,, interior of the hi "loll is Illlpt‘clill
9 . adapted to the needs oi‘ the choir.
will; brick wall at tllci; i)l|(l( million
. ’ie lino sounding board and throws
‘ tulle voices in excellent shupc. 'lilc
air in of such pom-r ihlli‘ it run
a u stealer volume or sound tlluli
Quill-e audience of nearly 2, 000 poo
li Mr Butler and Mr. Allen ware
patio in their praise of the
.8: the choir. which is so ably
ohpabiy supplcmontod by the or
1 accompaniment.
Butler, the soloist. wns i'orinI-r-
your opera singer with the Allco Noll
Opera Company. and has always
actively lntcresicd lil‘ymlvai
el 1". Ailcn. ihr.I dimc of the
conducted the groa‘t choir last
ii
> How. and a very talented di-
‘ Ha ha: a happy faculty of
out the beat that there is
and he certainly has had
tribune or human exis-
ooh Blood Bitters cures
permanently. Rogulatu
‘ the stomach.
. fi '“ an In barring the
m . a. danger crawlu in
‘ rmbi)
to navel Lill- lite.
home is in St. Albans. VI. and ha -
n. in um to Greenwich. where
Q Oiled M a commuter witch
gloom.) mm in this city to lingo
“swig: that he revldod at 15
adad wiih "tangleioot"
dared var to the manta Billie
Egdlvdom to the wharf of the Frank
Nil or Coal Company. where he atumb
tor.
A colored dockhand belonging to a
coal barge that was being unloaded
there board the nhlush. Selzlug a coil
or small rope. he made 3. ounce In
quick tlm‘é and with his uimblo finger;
and. standing on his boat. threw ii
with decorated aim, no that the first
effort it settled down over the head of
the struggling mun.
Giving the rope a quick twist ac-
quired by long practice. it settled llrni
ly about the moon head. so that the
dock hand was able to draw him out
at the water.
Word was sent for the ambulance
corps. and on their arrival the halo
frozen man was taken at once to the
Emergency Hoapltal, where a cut on
his forehead, made when he plungod
Into his icy bath. was given two stitch-
_ es and after being dried out the man
was given a lodging in the police sin-
iion for the night. Yesterday he was
allowed to go. but little tho worse for
his experience.
WOMAN‘S CLUB M EETING.
Held Yesterday With Mrs. dohn S.
Seymour. of Eat Avenue.
The regular monthly meeting of tile
Woman'n Club took place on Thurs-
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
John S. Seymour. Mrs. Mead, the vice-
president. ofllolaiing. in Miss Wilson’s
absence.
The subject for the afternoon was
Spanish I)rnula—-'i‘rnnsllion Period.
Dranialist—-—Culdcron.
Miss Brockwuy was chairman of
the commlitoc for the afternoon pro
gram, and munugcd it most capably.
Her paper dealing with the. Transition
Period, historical in nature. was ex-
ilaemely interesting and well prosciu-
o .
Mrs. Dennis read a. pilpei' acquaint
mg us with Calderon and his grout.
predecessor di Vega. A noteworthy
comparison was drawn beiwccn lhc
motif of Calderon‘s dramas ubounding
in fire and color and dramatic axing.
aeration, and that of lilo Crock dru-
inns of cold and noble ldouilsni nud
iinally wlih Shakespeare's plays
Wll(‘l‘t' thr.I master's hand holds "'l‘lio
Mirror Up to Nature."
Mrs. Curtis foilowcd with "l‘hc
Plays of Cnldpron." u vast subjrci for
one short paper as this draumilnl
seems to burn spent most of the years
from fonriccn to olghii oluI pen in
hand. except those periods when ho
made just an phenomenal a success on
the battlefields
Mrs. Curiis‘ pupiIr. lull of meat. was
handled with clevorncssu null lilo un-
ccssiiry dispatch.
The afternoon literary program
closed with the reading of “Life a
Dream," and even if Calderon‘s dell
ooie art is ”untranslalablo lnio tho
cold English." still Mr, Fitzgerald has
brought us a wonderful suggestion of
the wild music and eloquence 01‘ this
fascinating play. .
Tho literary nieeilng adjourned lo
5 o'clock for u business meeting when
nomination m oiflccrs and considera-
Iltlu bi work for lllu ensuing your took
place.
MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER.
Moro than half mankind over sixt."
yearn oi one suffer from kidney and
bladder disorders usually onlnrgmeni
of prostrate gland. This in both pulli-
iul and dangerous and Foicys Kid-
me Curr should bo iakcn at tho first
sign of danger. us ii. corrects irrcgu-
lariiics and him (-urcd many old men
or this disease. Mr. Rodney Burnett.
Rock }’()l‘.i M0,, sl‘:ilcs l sufforoil
wl’ili enlarged plosiiate gland and kid
noy trouble for worn and after taking
two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure 1
fuel better than lliavc for twenty
yours, although I am now 91 years
old." Plaisted a Ding Store
SUFFERERS NEVER RECEIVED
MONEY
*—
.
Russian Pootoii'lcora Refund to Cash
Money Orders of down.
PORTLAND. Ore... Fob. 9.———Accord-
log to the stair-moms of Dr. N. Mold--
who. u prominent .1th of Portland.
whose assertions are corroborated in
n inciiiiuro by ille local poatoilirc
omciuls a lurgc muount of money soul
from tho lllliicll States to did Jewish
uniforms in Rlllllllfl, has never boon
rocoivcd by those for whom ii: won |n«
tended. It is stated that. there lion
been a general failure of tho pouI
olilceli throughout Russia to cunh pool
al money orders which huyo boon soul
to Jews in that country Iiild many or
dork lluvc boon returned to the sun
dors with a statement that. they could
not. bo cashed. Tho letters nccoin~
panylng tho rcturnod orders (I to WIN-
curl reasons for their being lalionor-
or]. one of whlct is that orders have
‘ been issued from St. Poteraburg to re-
iuae payment of them because the
money in for the purpose of aiding the
ravolutioniat cause.
Postmaster Minto and Superinten-
dent Whitealde of the Money Order
Department of the Portland postomcc.
bear out Mr. Morleilohn'l statements
as to the (act shat options are being
roiwurnad and into. that they are rc
calving complan nts continually and are
unable to answer the demands for the
rgaam why they cannot be cash-
9
PIRATINO FDLIL’Y’I HONEY AND
Foley 3. (10., Chicago. oriolnated
Honey and Tar as a. throat and lung
mildly. and on pdopunt o: the great
merit and “yummy hillbilly a alloy
1:
M, M l
{$455 gnu n};
led and tell headlong into the icy way .
‘ know the Mandala ii
I..\.‘
.5 I.
FASHIONS AND CULINARY
WRINKLES.
linltuiion lriah baby lili't‘ is usod i‘m-
ilw yoke of ii princoss dross for ii miss
of 10 yours. 'i‘iitI dross omivriul is
u (Ilcnr wililo surge Hil‘illllltIIl with
while ini‘i’tIln.
It, in un (‘Slllllllfillt‘il [not than llli‘
bout of the wash inbrioa lll'l‘ IIIII ouoa
lo bu first purcilnucd ni‘ior tiivy rom-
iuvuw In :Ippwur on llli' (IquIoI-s
Sonic (li' lilt‘ ":ullelb-AI“ llll\'l‘ :ili‘iIziily
iiiszupponrod not In in; ililplicriloil‘Iiguili
ibis suuaon. ’
A guild riIIIiiuI la llll\‘:l)‘.~l ili'l‘t‘llliillll‘.
for \VillitI SiiiiliI ('(liil~ltll‘l' ii inn aux-wt
llllil "Hit-klsii.“ I)ilil'l‘< urv wry i‘mld Ill
ll. llvrv is -.I I'm-ipv ibIII sounds
good. lulu-ll from ".IIIIIIIII ’l‘IliiIIlivs.”
Bl‘iIiIli two sqliiliuu oi illlfi\\'t‘t‘lt“lll‘il
('hocoiuio into small pit-(ms. put it in
nu IIllnuIiIlIIII sziiwopun \leII Inc i'lill
i‘uls oi’ uruniiluiml sligill'. buli‘ n cupi‘ui
oi' l‘ll'l‘l liillli. lllllll‘l' ibv ulzo of mi nag.
and u spoonful oi‘ \‘lllllllil oxiruci.
\thn sill liuw lIlIIllIIil b-i llll‘lll boil
bard for four lilliiIIlIIII: luln- IIIII aiIIImI
pan from llll‘ lll‘l‘ and DH.” illiI lilixtiirr
until ii In light und ('I‘I'llllll. l’om
Into ilullisrwl tins and cut lulu Sillliil'I‘h
Hilllil iIillbi‘OidiIl'y is iIIlIuI Ilui oimiiu
u (lN‘Ol'illlilll i'or Ibo slipa und di'csaw
for llll‘ bully. (In llll' gIlI'IIliIlIls for
morn colunlou \Vl‘lll‘ llll‘ build work
may consist of ”H“ iiuiiilivsi or iiIzlilli‘l'
siltciiiuus, but llll‘l't‘ is invuriubly u bii
of mind work. und IluI lili‘liH which
form lilo llillu your lil'l' riiu b,\' lilillil.
Williu has boon so popular for ”NI
coals ililll di'usavo or llw lilib- i'iliks
nil llli‘ \vinivl' llllil in in llt‘ so uii'tml:
during llw uprillg’ llllll silliIulIIr lbul
lilo cliuugv in limb :ippvnl’uilm-will
bu in llll' kind or lililil‘l‘lillh‘ worn mill-
or ihnu in llll‘ color «~0qu of whui
tlwy Wl‘lil‘.
IAIi. lilo oyniorb or scallops you lll‘f"
to fry ulnud for n mnublornblu lillli'
ul‘ttII' Iliuy lluvo bIIIIu dlppcd iii (eggs
and bruud crumbs.
We.urv prmuiuml bronze boolu and
slippers for the coming Helicon. They
may biI worn llli-ilt'illl oi‘ the light-color.
ud leatlwi'n on many occasions. and
have tiltI lidvnningc or decreasing tho
appuroni also of iiiv fool.
Convcniiouulizcd nuclurlinma form
the design uuod' lo docotuic one waiiit
or heavy linen.
ACARD.
This in to certify that all drnggiaill
are authorized to refund your money
If Foley' 3 Honey and TM rails to cure
your cough or cold. it stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
sol-loan results from a cold. Cures
la gripper cough and prevents. phon-
mania and consumption. Contains no
opiates. 'l‘h‘e genuine is in a yel-
low package. Refuse palladium.
Plalstped’s Drug morn.
“not me congratulate you on that
‘13le called the 'illagpie' a Neat ' " raid
ha tall gentleman who had been till.
this in tho rear of the hall. “The
. icy oi tongues wad wonderful. ” " _
mind: dulled .II “M l’a'a Neat? LL.
“all.”
‘ '
ill on on calla iii, ‘
’iil .tlle sorvloe ‘
liner then u o L tho sub»
to oliv ” Wéoililcah.
i
‘1'
r“
Ito . w
v
A.
[ARMY HEADQUARTERS AT MAN.
ILA.
\VAl-IlllNll'l'LlN. II‘ub.
"rotary ’i‘iiil was before llli‘ Sounio
l-oinuilitvo on appropriuiimis. which
won considoriug lbc urgcui IIIIichIilin
bill. ho l‘iL‘qllt‘Sltiii nu nppropi‘iullon of
8100.000 to be «prrudrd for addition-
al barracks and quarlors for lllt‘ army
at or near Mallliu.‘ 'lli cxpliiiiuilmi lu-
sIniod llllll Ilu- aiiuntimi ill (Ybiuu was
such that ii Iniizbl lli' iiorvsmiry :II our
illlll‘ m sum imops llll'l‘i‘ null llull it
would in» \vixi- in lIIIviI lumps l'li-‘lll‘ In
in liard for Him purpouo. 'i‘lio (Imu-
nlIHIiI did imI Illiuk ii uprIdeuI In
llillii‘ Ibo uppiopl‘lulinn at this Iiim
9."~ WilIIn Sn.
\\ hom‘ (‘l l llll\ in} suit oi timber:
'l'lli- mirror Illrllli‘h' Ill‘ and.
l IInnnoI. llil\\‘:-Ii'i"l‘l‘ i now,
Loch illln ibu lili'llii'i" in lbw :Id.
-»—Whahinaion Stur.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 8
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TiME TABLE.
in Effect Novembcr 13, 1905. ~ .
LEAVE IOUTH NORWALK FOI-
NEW YORK.
“A. M.:——l2 52x 6:321, 5: 45x. 5: 12:
50 655 746 8:18. 8:2.4 8:08:
82x. 9:50. 1(I150x, 11:05. 11:17x.
ll:
9:
P. M.~32:49x. 1:05. 8:053, 3:87
Izzllx 5: 45 6: bill 6:34, 0:491, 7.17:
«00x. 9. MIL] Ii: 32.
sundayo.
A. 18—12: 52:. 5:82x. 5:45;. 8:52
II: 42::
P hip—2: box. 3205:. 5:45. 5:01:
7: 23. 8: 00x. 8123K. 0:52x. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALII
A. bin-4:50. 5:50. 6:50, 8100:, 8:03
I:40x, 0:00x. 9:021, 10:02:, 10:05
1:001. 11:00. .
P. M.—-12:08x, 1204, 22001:, 2:55
lzillx, 8:44x. 4:03. 1:82. 5:02x, li'iliI
5:25. 0:00x. 0:08. 6:58. 8:02x
hail, 11:00x, 12:001.
Sundaya.
A. "3-3100. 7:30. 10:02:.
P.. M.-~i:05. 5:04, 6:001.
I1: 00:. 12: 00:.
SOUTH NOSWAéK To NEW
AV N
A. biz-12 08x, 1: 21;, 1: 55:. 5:16.
7: 29.8: 29. 9: i‘lx. 10: 01:. 11,:111x. 11: 43.
P. (bi : 3:14:22
5: 10. 51: 28 5:081. 5: 81. 7:108. 9:081,
9: 22.11221.
Pfll‘lldgl rt, In addition to above.
El.- :45, 4:45. 7:”.
mm ”'-
Luv-“12210:. 1:318. 1L' “1.. 0'18.
9:11 11' 11!.
P. III—CAI. 7210!. 93 0823
COUTN NORWALK To“ DANIURY.
A. Ila-4: 20. ”HMO
Eur-115.4%” 5156123317.
”MN
13“”: l”! 7:881, 3:11. 10: 0h
EMA-4188:. 0:55. 0:43.,
dun ya ‘
5:08:
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I' took no minimum
. attracted to Christ through curiosity.
LLbut ha went away praying.
(micro.
chohaua was a politician and hail
muoh palronayu Io distribute; lilac
lunch richoa. His attention had linen
unusual! to the meetings. Mr. Arbor
away praying.
. Mr. Asher made tho point. that rich-
5 and position never aatiaiy lit a
man had a million he always wantu
if he in an alderman ha wanla
to bo mayor and his desire is never
"occluded
' ‘ The teaching of Christ satisfies and
hose who believe have a lasting peace.
Those who want to know Jesus willl
bu ,ioyfnlly received. us was Zuccheuaj.
Mr. Asher closed Ibo address with
the verse “For Ibo Son of Man is
come to sack and to save that which
is loci."
During the limo he was speaking.
tho mail ill. the bar forgot their drinks
and became interested. Whon he
blurted the bar was Hood with men
and several went out after the meet
ing without finishing their drinks.
Business wan suspended entirely by
tho lllll‘lellliill‘filwho came out from be-
hind lilo bur.
Mrs. Ashcr then song The Mother's
Prayer in _a manner which brought,
tours to the eyes of many present. no
. rcrsc oi’ Neurol- My God tm'l‘hco was
sung. and all joined in it with lorvor.
Mr. Aullcr then asked Chici’ Voilnler
to stand at the door. and not let a
man out until he hillltllllil a chance to
shake hands \villi all tholulys.
o
SPICE GRINDING BURNED OUT.
Loan in New York in Estimated at
5135.000.
NEW YORK. ‘F‘cb. 9.»?arrlngton
mud Wbilncy, illiport‘drs and spice grin-
dors. orrupyiug a five story brick
building iii Ibo (‘Ol‘ili‘l' of Greenwich
mid North Moore sin-(Ila. wan burnod
mu early today. The building and
ruiiionls won- pracIiIIully l'lllm‘il, The
loan is roughly caiimztiod ill “35.000
'l‘hiI cause of tho lira, which original:
IIIi on iiii- third floor. whom only spi-
l‘t‘s \i‘III'i-I A'Iorod. was not dolermln-
l‘ll.
minim" AMUSEMENTGL
HOYT’S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10TH.
‘ MATINEE AND NIGHT.
The Return Engagement of the
AMERlCAN VITAGRAPH CO.
With an Entire Change of Ploturca.
including the Special Picture
THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE "Ii CA
LABRIA. ITALY.
SEE THE VILLIAN'S WOOING.
A Sen-atlonal Drama of Love, Joalouuy.
Revenge and Ratrlbution.
2—PERFORMANCE8—2
Princes:
Matinee . .Clilldron. 10c; Adults 20c
Evening ............ 10c, 20 and 3°C
Seats on Sale Now.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
“My...
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14TH.
Dan Mason mgr-1' Muoloal comedy
L‘Gay New York
ALM ' Sapient. in It; Entirely.
Av on DMMTUGI or
MNiETHAN . MUbIo
‘rba Mualcul comody With a Plot. .
Iliui Camilla”
Production of Colon-I Sounder.
NOVELTY CUWWI MGM)-
OION
Nothing Just Liko It.
Prion ....... No.7”
“at. oh la Int.) Yib.
Charming Girls lingual“
10.
hand on. ha. an -
nail Th0 min and Minibar a two do have a, ..
the hundre and odd men in chance to been
paid through curiosity, but they go .
and SIM
Many are
. _ ‘ homotlmalgnatund
All COIanWflllfl." hm " ,
Experiments that with til and endanger tho’ Mulch of
[paints and Childmumporlenco against; lgdxpailmont- .
Cumin u a llama pubs ltuto turmoilwm
got-lo, Drops and soothing yrupii. It in Plouaaut. Iii
contain: neither Opium, morphine no: m',;flmfl0.
Illumination. Ilia mils its mmn‘toc. Ill 83998” to Warn-
ma ll'everibimoli. It; cures Dian-limo. shaman
Colic. It relied“ Toeihing Troubled, cures Coimtipanlon
and Mandalay. Ill assimilates the Food. regulates the
Stomach and smell. giving healthy and natural lineup.
The Children's Panacea—Tile Mother’s Friend, .
GENUINE CASTORIA “wave
. mm Signature Of
The on mine ii rays hunt +
1 :9. .0” L
. Over 30 Years.
mm “a H . homo-tour. human.
OF ALL OUR ONE, TWO AND THREE PAIR LOTS OF CURTAINS AND
PORTIERS IS SIGNIFICANT FOR THE CHOICE ABSORTMENT OFFER-
ED, ALL NEW STYLES, LATEST DESIGNS AND ARE REMALRKABLE VA-
LUES. . IF' YOU ARE LIKELY’TO NEED CURTAINS, ’PORTIEHS.
coucu covens IN THE NEAR FUTURE AND SPRlNG, AND House.
CLEANING TIME IS NOT VERY FAR AWAY, TI-iis Is YOURLOPPCR-
rumrv, AS PRICES on mass GOODS ARE FROM 25% To 50% UN-
DER REGULAR p'nlcas.
A. J. allmségo.
South Norwalk. Conn.
”-18 North Main Street.
Have You Heard till Latesti
It’ s all over town. They say Raymond hzls the host Cool. We
eartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
Iest stock. But don‘t take our word for it. Try a load and prove
tto your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. If it’s all right,
give us a chance at your Winter's Coal. We are here to do business.
Telephone 113-3.
Raymond Bros
LLMILIII s irouscrs Spoolcls in "is wail.
WATCH WINDOW FOR SPECIALS.
COPYRIGHT CLOTHING CO.
6 NORTH MAIN CT.
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
SOUTH NORWALK
..... n. .M. w~“-_- .-..... ......... A...»
, All kinds of Flash and Salt Meats. Canned
GOods. etc. at lowest possible prices.
StrlclliiFresli Eggs. 250 donor‘io 821250
J. W. DODGE.
aucczaaon 1'0 .leo‘Ii willow;
:2 WASHINGTON STREET.
Extra Extra ,
Coal at $4. 50
NC. a NUT, the largest also in town. at 55.30. :Alao the high
at grades of Anthracltc at the in wrist prices.
A trial order will convince: you.
......rrr.:.II.li:*I° +
all r- u,»- “98°85 m
{n r Willi!
main“ 9- mm 3"
‘0”
Phone and.
Norwalk Chronicler