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For Norwalk and Vicinity. iiiiin 1‘.»
night. Wednesday rain or snow. cold-
cr late this afternoon or at night. The
storm that was central on the Florida
coast yesterday morning has moved
northward and is new central .naai'
Hatteras. it is producing cloudy won-
ther with light rain on high winds
along the Middle and Nlirth Atlantic
roasts Another storm is central noa‘
Oklahoma. it is producing cloudy
weather with rain or snow west. of the
Mississippi river. We shall not have
good its tied weather in this vicinity
until both of these storms have pas-
sod An area of high pressure wing
temperatures from 30 :to to below nor
is central in the exile e ‘nortbwcst.
Storm warning are hispl you along the
(011st.
iiarry Govern" hurl-been Imaking 11
short stay in Smith Norwaik.
Mrs. Marguerite Taylor is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Golden.
of West uVenue. I. . - .
—if you are thinking of buying a
new or secondhand Auto, call on L. M
Wright. Telephone 104-2.
John Ferris, of Passnlo, N. .i., is
spending his short vacation with rel-
atives in South Norwslk.
F. D. Webster, of Brooklyn. is spend-
ing a few days with his aunt, Mrs. R.
a My or linilililri
n1
.,.
m in this 11 in nor in the world to
some. it hi not drunkenness. dilution;
'thrsfdrol
unto ruins odor of slhisnd
lbwh‘milt. ’1! but its . t
i and tins! rejection
01‘ ‘W’I fir of its 1111 Christ by
the Holy ritL“ . ago a man
signed one of our cards and within
twenty- -four hours he was in eternity.
Between you and eternity, friends. is
a single heart shrub. 11 None of yea can
he sure that you not be here fusion
11
constant. continua
rlsk.’ ft’ is u (langerouu thing to trifle
with God.
“it is the easiest thing in the world
to prove the divinity of Christ. it is
indisputable that He existed.
called the world' s best man by those oi
a certain sect. But was lie divine? ii
the son of God lived.“ dud he did, lie
was either what He claimed to be or
the verlosl. lmposter that ever trim
the streets of any city. His own life
and words more Him to be divine.
The very stars have added their ice;
timony. We know that He was and
is God's only begotten son. equal to
Him in power and authority. i
they choose to be 11 child of God with,»
out being carried along on a wave oi
emotioutm tfear. l) L. Moody who
was not the most eloquent or the
must learned, but was the greatest
p1 eacln r this country has ever known
used to tell of a defaulter in Akron.
0. who, when converted save hintsel
up to the authorities, paid the penalty.
and when dying of quick consumption
in prison. whispered in an ecstasy of of
joy and peace to Mr Mendy, who cross-
ed half the. continent to see him. ‘lic
has forgiven me.’
"Your sin may be as black as hell
but God will forgive you. But there is
one sin—~n1ay God keep you from it. 11
your's the scarlet sin? Though you
sin be as scarlet it shall be washea
white as snow. is yours the nameless
sin which if known would break up
your household?
forgiven. The men who murdered
row. Yet you have looked full in the I
face of son thud said“. ‘1‘". run the
He is .
"if there was no way to bring men .
to Christ but to appeal to their emo ,,
lions -i might resort to that method. 1'
but i feel that if men can only be -
brought to think they will know why: .
Even that shall be 1 if
line for the h f~yeary
pncoé$2.50 and $2. 90.
$3. 50 find $5. 00.
'down to 1..
.row at 790. II
Head To
' Root
111be I
tissue... ' ' " 7 4 .
eni ei'ery yrchfign noted by
t Once mor broke listen of
lowered prices. Even strong;- reinforcements in
fancy iniittiires nun but trdusel's maker only add
to the certainty of a complete rout of ever pair of
trousers offered in this memarkable sale.
The lineup shows all sizes up to
waist measure, and a Wonderful variety or mix-
tures and strips patterns for the early buyers.
Specials 111' work trousers at $1.90 arid $2.50.
$pecials 1n fancy trousers, the clean-up of our
maker’ 11 lines and etraordinary values at. the sale
partials in our finest cassimerc, twe'eds and
worsted dress trousers, all hand tailored, now
V —-!—'l~—-
For the boys, 11 special lot of 50c and 75c punts,
strong, tough fabrics, at 39c.
Cardigan jackets that were up to $3. 50 are
Jclearance of all colors.
Special sale of fancy shirts today and to- mer-
rsptepih
retreat, r rites fire of
inches
”(All it
sale; fully as important from a money saving standpoint as the.
tot-y sale just ended.
broken assortmcnis and left. overs of all sorts.
for a few days.
a hurry to get to stock inking.
WARM wmrea UNDERWEAR
Broken lots and size assortments.
Your size may be here though.
you are in luck.
, Woman'sjerscy ribbed vests
punts, all slzas im 2! )c the gmiueut.
if so
and
Woman's extra heavy ribbed vests
and pants all styles, for 500 the gui-
fent.
Women's medium weight wool vests
do nbt buy cheap goods. but they buy good Euods at oh
lng pleasure s d piofit from the investment.
ables one to practice this highest type of thrift.
but we would like to see many more begin,
necessary to put this plan into practice are hero~hlgb grade goods and
Suppose you giro it a test this week?
N E. RYAN.
prices
(
and pants. for 75c the garment.
. Boys’ extra heavy fleece lined shirts
and drawers for 25c the garment.
When you read this all will be in readiness for you,
There's to be a routing out of remnants and 1111
but while It does last it will be :1 good 01112, for we'r
ooo Lore OF OTHER cocoa
while. for .the normals so pronof'
you'll be tempted to buy.
such, or f for 25c
were 250, special at 1295c.
waist, special 39c.
ya r
All our $l 25 comimters to oil)
80.
‘ in
fits: all
This sale win 9111‘ our
Road about them, it’s well» ,
Men's hematltched handkerchief“
Women's embroidered linen no
Women’s madras and flannel till
aria“ our 151: quality flannels,
The policy of , . ,
Many are now it 11¢
The two conditions the
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hhrhal‘dt. 0f 3 Henry Street. Jesus Christ could have been forgiVBB gal-ye t m i XiATED 86 WASHINGTON STREET-‘3 sou H NORW
' ‘ ' if they would. for He prayed while e D58 0T- CLOVERD 1L. THE NEW COMIC -—-~.~ .
There will be a meeting 0! the '1'. “mm“ on the cross, ‘(lod forgjvé Butarday-7z 45 p. m. in the Armory. OPERA. Mrs. Harriet A. Byxbee OVercome by .
A. B. Society of St. Joseph's Roman
Catholic Church, this evening.
Mrs. 11...... H. Wilmott. of Wash-
ingtOn street, was'able to sit up, you’-‘1
terday, after a two weeks' illness.
*Household Furniture for sale at
6‘0 Osborn avenue, East Norwalk.
Mrs. D, T. VanDoren, of Edst aveI
uue. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
William M. Apperson. in Philadel~
phia.
Mr. and Mrs. Caru Brandt, of New
Rochelle. spent Lincoln Day with Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur '1‘. Merriam, of 122
South Main street.
“Why the Czar, with Bear behind.”
had to climb a tree.
The Yanks, God bless the Yanks.
says be,
They gave us Rocky Mountain Tea.
Plalsted’s Drug Store.
Mrs. Libble Thomas and son Arthur,
and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hoyt, of
Ridgeiicld, have been guests of Mr
and Mrs. E. H. Fiilow. of Chestnuti
street,
—Both bargains advertised are sold.
We have one more old reputable make,
But you must call at once. Easy terms
and no interest. .l. W. Studwell.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs Harry 1.. livers. of Elizabeth.
N. .1 Mr. Beers was formerly from , shied 111, the portable organ, and m- plot other considerations have been 111 , inn 1r . , . Mm“ Vivian “"1““ ‘9 back {will
Norwalk, and is a grandson 0’ Wll Négenmnvrtg'eeremngsgségutt‘lidhilo‘i'swgli vorcd with 11 number 0' “"10" 1“ "dd" neglected, “5 M” be “0““ "t “0"” o Wilhelm dioxin the only thing which 3:13(13111:muggigibgrzt‘leieeguisifi‘i:12:: vigil withBrclatiVes in Strait”;
llam K. Lewls. lion '0 the screrul hymns which WN‘P 'l‘heatre Wednesday ' February 14' prevented Mrs. Byxbee‘s death (llll'illil the one" market. and of the seed ex. umes arnes and fitmi “
1—!”
Several sporting men of South Nor,-
walk are making up a party to go to
Philadelphia, March it, to attend the
boxing bout between Battling Nelson
and Terry McGovern.
it. arouses energy. develops and slim-
ulatcs nervous life, arouses the cour-
age of youth. it makes you young
again. That's what Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents, Tea.
or ’l‘uplets. Plaisted's Drug Store.
Ask any “JAP” that you may see,
Lloyd Nash. of Westport, had a
small army of men engaged yesterday
harvesti g the crop of ten-inch ice on
his pen here, and he succeeded in
filling some of his houses.
Jack Dunleavy the professional ball
them,’ on that memorable day on Mt
Calvary, the highest mountain in the
womb For never was there a moon
lain from which one could see so
clearly into heaven. hear the angels
music and see so far into the heart oi
God.
. “If you say ought winst the Son 0'
M1111 He will forgive you. Oh match
less love! But it you say ought against
the Holy Ghost; never. For nineteen
centuries therehas, been one mighty
chord of love swinging through the
world bad if is at your right band now
yet for years you havereeu saying
'No.’ If the unpurdonable sin is 11,
say ‘No’ to God, thcu‘bc careful. It
was ‘No' when you left home, ‘No’
when you were married, ‘No' when
your mother passed away. ‘No' when
the minister preached yesterday. lion' t
say ‘No' tonight
‘A man came to me once and said
that he had lain awake nights fearing
that. he was lost. But I told him that
very fact was evidence that. be had not
committed the unpardonable sin. Have
you the least deaths to turn away
from your sin? Then you may be
saved."
A large number in the audience ex
pressed their desire to become (‘bris
liens, and for these Dr. Chapman and
his workers offered special prayers.
Today is what is known as “Church
Day,' and there were meetings in the
various churches interested in the
movement from i) to 10:30 a. m. From
2 to 6 p. in. will be held sessions for
personal work, and at 3 o'clock this
Baptist Church. Tonight at 7:15 o'clock
the usual meeting, will be held in the
Armory. and will be preceded by a
seed cheer meeting, which Dr. Chup
mun urges everyone to attend. The
subject will he: “Sowing the Wind.
Reaping the Whirlwind." The other
meetings of the week will be as for-
lows:
Wednesday-4 p. 111., Norwuik M. E
Church; Dr. Chapman's subject. “The
Second Mile." 7: 45 p. m, in the Ar-
mory; “The Recognition of Our
Friends in Heaven."
I‘Thursday—B p. 111., Congregational
Church. South Norwslk; "Old Expert.
specs Restored " ’l: 4511 p. m., the Ar
mory: subject “Jesus’ Bill of Exccp
t.ions"
Friday, day of prnycrmszlli) to 9 a.
m., home prayer meetings. 9:45 to
10: 45 u. m., in Trinity Episcopal
Church, Dr Chapman's subject “The
One hour of praise conducted by Mr.
Butler. Mr. Allen. Mr. Marsh and the
great choir. Dr. Chapman's subject
"May 1 Know if 1 Have Been (‘onvert
ed; if so How?“ .
Sunday. closing tin}'~Spoclal pro
grain to be announced.
MR. ASHE-11's causAoa.
Visited Victoria Hotel, Last Night.
and Tonight Will be at w. J.
Watson's.
The revivilists. carried their move-
ment. to the cafe ofthe Hotel Victoria.
at the corner of Railroad avenue and
Monroe street, last ”evunii r. The
place Was well filled, and Wil uni Ash
er, the saloon evangelist, l1 . to con-
tiuually invite those near tho-,1 itruncc
to move forward in order to make
room for others who desired to enter.
Over one hundred men were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Asher entered the cute at
8 o'cock, and gave their usual hearty
ziectiug to those assembled there.
After a few piellmlpuiy rethinks ic-
gardiug the character of the more-
meat. and denying that they were re
formers in the extreme sense of the
Word. Mr. Asher requested that cards
be distributed on which Wore printed
the American Revival Hymn, The
King‘s Business, and the first. line of
which is “l am a stranger hcrc." As
usual he made all in the place join in
the singing. and gave the usual cull
downs to those who showed any dispo-
sition to hung buck. Mrs. Asher prc-
sung.
Mr. Asher chose an the topic for his
his sermon Faith and llulicliuf. and
his text was from St. John “L. 36. “Ho
that bollcvcih on the Son bulb ever-
lasting lifc. " From this be deducted
a lllllllill‘l of very helpful lessons and
laid special i-mphi‘isis on the matter
of iiipantauco. and the necessity of a
sincere conversion before we can he
become reconciled to God. He told
of the work of Rev. Samuel Hopkins
'Hudley. for twenty yours superinten-
dent of the Jerry McAuley Mission at
318 Water street. New York. and of
Mrs. Asher and himself attending the
funeral only 11 few hours before. Mr.
Hadley was for years a drunken bum.
but he was reformed. and became one
of the most. active Christians Mr. Ash-
er has ever known. and labored unccss
ingly to save his fellow men who had
Novel readers will be, interested in
the production of Cloverdell at Hoyt‘s
Theatre on Friday. February the itith,
at which time Henry Cray Barnabas.
the most famous of comic opera coinc-
dlans. will be seen for the first time
in (‘loveidell in this city and perhaps
in any opera Probably no American
comedian before the public of the legi-
timate order is so well known by pa.
trans of the best. as Mr. Barnabas by
reputation. or personally. lie was
fortunate to secure the work of Tlltou
Richardson, the famous author of Miss
Petticoats; 0n Satan‘s Mount; My
Lady Laughter; A Prince of Bohemia.
and many other successful books. to-
gether with his version of Little. Red
Riding Howl. Mr. Tllton Richardson
has written his books under the nome-
dc-plume of Dwight ’l‘llton.
GAY NEW YORK.
Nothing more convincing regarding
the general value of an entertainment.
purpose cello be desired than the un-
conditioned praise that has been men
all out to (lay New York In the. press
reports which have reached here. in-
vuriably the aim of these writers has
been to make the novelty charm of
this musical comedy stand out in bold
relief. This verdict has undoubtedly
been reached owing to the outrage-
ment of a well defined story of fun
complications that gives to the struc-
ture is cohesiveness which is lacking
in most amusement ventures. where
stress is laid upon the singing and oth-
er features. It must not be suppos.
ed, however. that on account of its
when Gay New York promises to star
llo our friends of this style of stage
offering with an aggregation of pretty
girls. and 11 collection of gown sugges-
tions that will help along to 11 marked
extent the attractiveness of the produc-
tion. Many special itiaiures lu musi-
(‘lii advance will likewise invite joy
ful favors.
AT PINEY RIDGE.
At Piney Ridge presented by 11 on
1111111119 company of players. with Mr.
Van Klnzle in the principal iole of
Jack Rose, will be the offering of
Hoyt‘s Theatre, Saturday matinee and
night. This lay has an unbroken rec-
01d of once int and stands as" about
lhe best and most natural our
dramas of the South. it is interesting
from beginning to end and is one of
those plays you can see time and
again and still find interesting.
Coal Gas-«Romeo Under Doc-
tars Cara.
Mrs Harriet A Byxbee, mother til
Frederick S. Byxbee of West Main
street, was almost. sspbyxlaleil Sun-
day night by coal gas at her home, is
High street.
Mrs. Byxbce lives alone in an apart.
meat of a few rooms. She retired as
usual lur; 1 night leaving her cool stove
burning as usual in some way the
damper dropped down shutting off the
chimney drought and the coal gas
was forced into the rooms.
..x
it was only a shmt time before the '
kitchen and M19 Byxbees sleeping
10011] were filed with the
gun
Shortly after midnight Mrs. Byxbet‘
managed to shake off, for a moment
the deadly stupor which hold her and
she rapped feebly on the floor. _
Miss Bartram. who livoe in the
same house. heard the rape and our-
mised at. once that something was"
wrong, and she hastened to Mrs. 8er
bee‘s rooms. The stilling gas almost
overpowered her as she rushed into
the sleeping room, where Mrs. Byx-
bee has lapsed again into unconscious-
noes.
lilies Bartram threw open all the
windows to let in fresh air and then
sent at once for Dr. A. H. Baldwin.
The physician feared» at first that
Mrs. Byxboe was 100 far gone for re.
covery. The usual restorativea were
used and Mrs. ilyxbec revived rapidly.
Dr. Baldwin made another viiilt later
and new states thaLMrs. Byxbee is
the night was the fact that one of her
bed room windows was let down a
little from the top.
A NEW iDEA.
All old-time Cough Syrups bind the
bowels. This is wrong. A new idea
was advanced two years ago in Kerr
redy’s Laxative Honey and Tar. This
remedy acts on the mucous mem
branes of the throat and lungs and
loosens the bowels at the some “111-
lt expats all. cold from the cysts
It clears the throat. strengthens the
mucous membranes relieves coughs.
colds. croup whooping cough. etc. Sold
by The Cit-lion] Pharmacy.
DON'T LIKE BUNDAY WOIIK. ’
cuicAoo, Fob. 13.~Employes of
the traction lines in Chicago began an
agitation yesterday to secure a “week
poisonous . .
antenna retail. Prices from 1:1 to
AT NELSON S
WASHI NGTON,
ADULTERATION OF SEEDS.
Fab. 13.——Tha D9-
purtment of Agriculture has issued a
circular
of
blue grass, clover and
relative to an investigation
the sublimation of orchard grass.
alfalfa seed.
aniincd about one-third was found to
he
The ilegroe of adulternllon
from 10 percent
adullornted.
varied
to 75 per com. The
names of ununrl (1,“ 11m firms which
the dcpurtnwni aileron are selling the
adultcrutcd seeds are printed in the
circular. i
11. is estimated that. 700.000 pounds
of
Canadian Blue grass seed are an-
nually imported into the United States
and mixed with the Kentucy blue grass
- seed and sold as theilatter. ‘
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$1.- 35
Trouser
for the balance of the winter.
Sunday here with his moths.
ken possession of the 3rd it)?
from a visit with relatives to
York
the Warnei Brothers factory i
port.
ed at. th home of Mr. and Mi'l' j,
Hyatt over Sunday.
into their new imperial avert
the lust. of this month.
011st ill at her home is so far‘
ed as to be able to get it
house again.
this at the Bauitutuck Manatee
Company.
him home for several days
en‘s-rpm ~
Miss K. A. WilcOx outshone
Cornelius Allen of BrooIkl 11. um
Mrs. Henry Buckingham is
Mine Sarah Sherman is world"
0111 of form friends were on
F‘. Godfrey and family pl
Mrs. Isaac Allen ‘who has
been Wooster has resumed 11 W
ii i
4
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after an illness that;
w
The iii-st action when you‘ll
player intends to Join who 3%. bouts
Nationals, March 17, on which day
they will leave. for Auetin, Tories, t3
work out, preliminary to the openln
of the Magus 'iieason.
strayed from the right path. ills mot
to was that there should be no limits
to love. and that forgiveness should be
extended for sovciity..tiriies sovcn. if
necessary. it' is never too late. said
with a Sunday in it " As a rule the ,
man now wmk seven days a week. Oc-
casionally they are allowed 24 bouts
rest in a fortnight. but such a'vt‘icu'v
lion is irregular. The union hustle;
“‘1
Sets! ?
Rivei from the Sand sry." 8 p. 111.,
First M iv. Church. nth Norwa‘lky
. ’i‘r's ALWAYB Batu.
cold should be to relieve that
This is best accomplished i)
use of Chuniberlitln' i! Cop's
This remedy lidiiellics the
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charms. Bright eyes, glowing cheeks, They Acne. and Booth Norwslk invitation to anyone present to sign When the existing agreements with oxportorntlon, and opens
ted lips a smooth skin without a bloni- '99 '9 Kill?" I , cards stating their church preference. 3“” the ’- the companies expire May 1. the do- their parting with a cut 0! the . Itions A com“??? cure
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with every package Hoilliitcr’s Rocky 39“ 9‘ night when i“ 000 9’ lend a different life and a number likely to constitute one of the chief This we do twice a your to ""“""" IN“ ""‘flh
Mountain Tait." . 35 locate. Plaisied' 11 Jim 83 bad in the morning availed themselves of the opportunity. pomp; of (pr. 1 1 .3 keep our stock always new and NEW CA AA
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Drug Store. Mr. Asher announced that tonight Between 10. 000 and 12 (100 sheet car i Miss Edith Mention of Port 1
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. The annual meeting of the Norwnlk if; dney . . of William J. Wetsuit on the Washlnul council of ministers 11..» decided that off" agitation. ' They comprise 90 per . . ‘ Former Price“ guest of removes. . ..
Iron works Company will be held H’ you don't some 9601519 (10- ,. ton street bridge. and invited all to 111- the propagation b newspapers of false cent. or more of the employee on the $2.60 $3.00 $3.50 Schuyler Bennett and his
Friday afternoon it 3 o’emit at “1° “'9“ 9 ”“9 0' it lend- , rumors against t 6 government lndi- surface lines. 'N 1.115 New York. spent suniiay 1
office of tho $111th in Mr street. “William 3 Gregory, 1106 Washington . . . mew—«M» virtual a stale or the army shall he “'1 ‘ - bier home in 'i‘uhnndse 111111.
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”urinary diiiiculty Milli “tumult id‘tlto-
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loved the short. ..
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guns naturally.
instinct rind ‘will aiforu relief 1m
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‘siiyru isomer due to imperfect discl-
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lohtslnoii Dean's Kidney Pills turn outbuimssimtlaticn. Bolt] 11 The are at our 110 yish
atfitiétefl‘a drill store, to ace Ii they Clifford Pharmacy. y if Foleyysofiiouey and 'i‘sr “13.11.. $2.13” WALDKNG, 1mm AIM“ ”'9 fiftieth hands mode 1119111
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