have never attended}
p.116
- arrested with the service
last evening. WU
leadership 01 Captain Wil-
aver y or South Not-walk. The
‘ not of the service was
he Sentinel:
on with an Interested audi-
drawf from all the walks of
7th I'll airless man in there: like-
tlto drunkard. but all intent on
It tr, aspiring in this, the poor
rch. Turning our atten-
to the platform the first thing
«catches the eye, is the smiling
=f
. Mill Kindness each one feels in
vlwrof their King
leader of the meeting is Just.
Stepping to the. front he says
ill sing the old favorite. "Po the
in! In lnterapetsed with drum
‘ hand clapping and fcivcnt
lit-citiliIOns from the more enthuslas
rnyer follows then more sing-
Ill tiften' which the meeting is thiown
pen orctestimonies which arc of thc
Droughgolng and definite chm-
vidently these soldit‘rs of sal-
ation have no doubt of their 1.11.11.11.11;
,‘efore their Maker.
' 'n be meeting takes another turn
are sun'g, the collection takcn:
he the loadcr‘ 3 wife reads the Bible
983011.140 se1n10n11ing here; every-
Ill“: short, sharp and tlefi111tt-.’II1c
'liiplpiyetl It is made to fit thc needs
tile crewd in the hall in a really
no manner. That a deep im-
l‘elt on has been made can be seen
many a face. The leader again
a’taeps- forwai 1i and with all tl1c car best
as he can command hc urges. cx-
.,orts.'p1eatis “itb the attcndants for
summertime decision ioI (‘hrist As
0 meeting draws to a close one
young mltn does so. and knccls at thc
' pennant-form.
Such. in blief is :1 Salvation Arm
organization has won its way around
be world. What is the secret of it
dIl? Simplicity, sincerity, reality
Camilla Wilbur has consented to re-
main in town and lead the meeting at
1 the Army hall tonight.
Program Rendered at the,
Meeting Held in the Chapel.
The Overlook Viagmcw Litcran
Society held its r'egulni semimonihh
meeting In the chapel hall Saturday
Grinning. The program which
very interesting and
one reads as follows:
Recitation,
11c Recitation,
Mr. chthficltl
William It‘risby,
V'lolin Solo.
Mr. Agular.
Speech,
Prof. Plumb.
Violin Solo.
. . C. C Sanford.
, A debate was then held.
dent 1111' discussion was, Resolved that
the love of family is .1 uoblcr pas
that the love for counin.
ho debated 1m Ihc iiflll'lllRlth‘. w--cI-
negative was takcn caic of bv Nautlcl
.Mprtiniz. and Zavalza
aide won. 'l‘bc judges
deriza. Way and Griswold
life was Petanzo.
nonunion will bc
on Speaking the (lctmanic,
Slavonic Languages, l1111'c
,‘Wnkeman and llcdthflcld on
"ENS lN BANKRUPTCY.
. at his office Mr
ates of the estate of the ll.
Item Company, of New
rhpt, received pormisslon
to of the company.
, and interest, If depoaw
thine South Not-walk
' Bunk: , _
111.111. and know that
{be pleased to see the ;
al. Increase in , your
.111 of 81. 00 and over,
every at: months.
,"iltntms 9a. in. to 8
;,Batnrday evenings
u‘ look.
the Salvation Army would
titer the well 113111911 hull we
lie singing commences with a.
nnient story of Zacchcs up a trcc is '
1- meeting By, these humble means this
OVERLOOK VLAGMERE SOCIETY.
Monthy
was
entertaining
The sub-
'l‘hosc
Walteman. Day and Frisby while the
The hoga-
wcrc
The
The next debate will bc held March
that. '8 o’clock and the 1111cstlml im-
Resoltcd That the
Latin.
Ilonc
I‘D forg the world than Ihc English
illt1
' Itive side and Stanford. Light lic-
nnd Eloy on the negative side.
“I? of the school arc luvitc
ellogg had cxpcctcd to 1c
on nturdat bids for fcldspur
lid mine of Harry (1. Hall. of
lastonl'luiy. bankrupt but as
the trustee of Mr. liaii' s cstatc
y of the. partlcs In iutctcst 11p
Kellogg cou-
e hearing to ’l‘ucsduy morning
yron I). Stockwcll of Ncw Lliltniit.
ib'linllu.
from
on Saturday to dispose of cor-
Our deticionsicod Liver
preparation without oil.
Better than old-fashioned
cod liver oil and emulsions
to restore health for
Old people, delicate children,
weak run-down persons,
and after sickness, colds,
coughs, bronchitis and all
throat and lung troubles. '.
Try' it on our guarantee.
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
Platner & Bradley
Proprietors
OBITUARY RECORD:
FREDERICK M. JOHNSON.
Frederick M. Johnson. of West ave-
nue, died yesterday. after 11 look ill
ness. Deceased was fifty-five years of
ago, The funeral will be held Wednes-
day at l.o‘cl0ck from his late homo.
and intcrmont will bc in Stamford
t‘cmctcry. Mr. Johnson was 11 1111-111-
bcr of the Stamford lodge, of the Royal
.\l't'illllllll.
i
HOSEA III. HYER.
liosca M. I'iycr died at his boom in
Harbor avcuuc. Saturday afternoon.
aged fifty-two. The services will "be
held this afternoon from his late ho mc
and intermcnt will bc In RIVcrside.
MRS. MARY lt‘lA'NN.
The death of Mrs. Mary Flynn. wid-
ow of thc late Edward Flynn. occurred
this morning at her home, in Hanford
[)ltlt‘t‘, where she. had been ill, after
sustaining a severe fall some time ago.
She is survived by one son son. Ben-
jamin Flynn. and two daughters. Mrs.
C. A. Freeman and Miss Elizabeth
Flynn. ’l‘he funeial will bc held 011
Wednesday morning from St. Joseph‘ s
("l1utch. 'lbc remains will h'c taken
to ’l‘ariffvllle fol inicnuent.
MARGARET MAY (IARVEY.
The death of Miss Margaret Max
(larvcy. daughter of the late Alexander
Garvey. occurred today at hcr home
on Connecticut avenue. as the rcsult‘
of lung trouble. Deceased was twcn~
ty years of age and Icarus a Iargc
numbcr of friends who will sinccrcly
mourn her loss. 'l‘lIc l‘tIiIcral will be
hcld on \Vcdncstloy afternoon from tho
housc. Rev. RumilII l1 Humphrics
will officiate. "lhc 111th meal will bc
in Rir'ctsldc (‘Imcicry
lv‘l‘NEltAl. ()l' Mitt-l. (‘Oitlllil'l'li
’I‘hc funcrai of Mrs. Mutlhcw (‘111'-
DP” was hcld ycstcrvtlay aftcrnoon
froth tl1c faintly rcsldcyncc in Washing-
ton strcct. Rcv. \V‘.. \V‘, 'I‘. Duncan
ofllcintcd. 'lhc pail bcarcrs wcrc
(‘ltarlcs N Smith .lmcpb ii.'l‘11vlm'.
l‘homasl Raymond and R. A. Bald
win. of New llavcn. 'l‘bc lutcrmcut
was in Riverside (TcIIIctcry.
SITUATION IN URUGUAY.
Press Censorship Contb’ma to be
Very Rigorous.
lliliCNOS Al RES, Argentiiua, March
3.~~’I‘hc Censorship in Uruguay is still
rigorous which makes it vr-ry difilcnlt
to secure information regarding the
111tuttl situation in ilruIzI 11y. whcrc
tlllsimbnuces are said to Intro occur-
1-1 .
'l‘he newspapers of tltlslcvlty have
no prcciso facts. buI agree in saying
that no outbrcnk has take. 11 place in
am part of huguny
At the sonic tituc it is his: crtcd here
than (lcn llasillo Munbz, who was
1'quInuudcr-in-cliici’ of tlic Uruguayan
1'1-1'11111111111111'3' forccs aficr the dcnih
ofI (II-Itcrul Sartivlu lumr bcyn ill‘l'tliil'
c1 .
N0 TRACE 0F LISBON OFFICIAL.
LISBON. March 5.—— So for 11111 trace
of Calvin l). lllromlcy. the i’ormcr town
lrcasttrcr anti town clerk who distill-
Itcprcd Saturday. ll‘lt-i boon found.
llrmuloy. 11. short tlt’ac, ago. rmlgncd
the office of town it'cusu'rcr when it
bccutuo known that Iiwrc was 11 short-
ugc In his accounts and it Was stated
at Ihc tlmc that his friomls would
make good the loss do the town. Since.
Inca, however, them. thu 11111111 devol-
ina‘ Friday to vote to prosccttlc lirom-
forc Wednesday 0 next week.
chlcrduy mot't mg it became .known
that liromlcy lli
soon utter he 111 came aware of the ac-
tion of the tot n regarding his short.-
pet's how be 11 made out for his ar-
rest, “It is at
1111 liver to it state police in Norwlc
for eight y'all 1's.
of the nine soloists to uuv that Anita
Rio was the shining star. ' All were ex
celicnt. but she was superb. Her
voice was or liquid sweetness. and
whenchr alto arose It was the signal
Times-Dist) atch. Richmond. Va.
Minn Anita Rio.
ceived mu 1:11 laudatlon.
Schuman
desired. i Norfolk. Conn
achool
opmcnts which led the 1ow11.1nt 11 mccf.
Icy unless his fricr'uds should depot-lit
thc amount of $6.0 It with the mwn be-
I disappeared and It
is unticrstood t .111 be 11-11. Slif‘dli‘tlily
age. Mitch rel chad nearly 85 000. yl’n-
féil. and have been III t1-
Brutulel’ “id’s treasurer of the tow!
‘--—‘tt 111.110 attention from the. merits
for perfect silence in the hounc.-—'l‘he
the soprano. re-
Her voice is
, one of N no (30111th and brilliantly.
' and her enunciationt. like that of Mine.
Heinlt. loaves nothing to be
if you
“Well. what 1
for them as other people do. ills wife
has the flrtit right in the house, and so
l’d tell him if I were you.
lit-law would be 'bad enough. but this In
ten times worse."
'80 when Mr.
his usual evening call that night and
Aunt Ponsonhy had discreetly
some excuses for leaving the drawmg
room, Nannie broached the subject at
once.
“l‘lonald,” 311
"Yes. dear?"
that you ought
a. home for old
that their home
“I tlarc any 1
them." said Na
head.
“Very
log that she ha
1111391 to win a
‘I am very
"Naitnlct"
“I am quite I
you really care
this unreasona
for those who
when I was a
think it. Is. Na
"“i prefer my
world. Nannie.
‘good or enlag.‘
girl had 1ch :1
day when Nan
penitent lovcr
lllP'S pardon.
“.011 llctmo
phadcd with I
"Let him go.‘
To tell the
had been enga
herself.
Donald Aill)
regard to Nun
'I‘Iicn Donal
Into the deep
lake.
“Nannie!" I
“Yes, it is
l have com" 1
a good
The wcddin
for her
bride klsucd a
ily.
But. when 1
bride. in surp
“Home." 11111
kindly.
themaelvea.
grandfather c
then Nannie
hand' a face.
“Donald. w
Inked. trer‘nul
of a city.
l-l
vilat tomorro
visit?"
, ”It'll too in
_ "And What
an apron and
. 'm n: hio his. Nowklrk or
“title of Ame areal no
Lookwnd's' i ed. 11v. 1“
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“Will you?
I, SACRAFICE.
"My door" said Hero Field. "don't
[Ive iip.‘
up with you for the rest of yourm
. rlId lilo. And the idea of a bride In
1110! honeymoon being weighed down
with an old grandfather and grand-
mother-iu-lw! "
Nannie Eutlake was a bright-eyed
‘ girl of nineteen. a girl who had been
brought up in a fashionable boarding
And the first real heart experi-
. thee that ever happened to her was
' Donald Aubrey’s love.
‘ "But they? are Donald's grandpar-
ants. " pleaded Nan.
been thlnitiug-——”
“Anti l’vc come to the conclusion
“In It. not. right: and natural. Nannie,
asked. his face
“But new‘about Inc?”
"Do you object to them?"
decidedly.
the pretty young bride fondly imagin-
of Donald Aublcy
man riflmii "As I have decided to 1311
them to remain permanently with me.
I cannot, of course. permit my wife—"
Nannie rcddcucd.
“i am not your wife yet. .
brcy, “and cannot be your wife lf:—"
Ills dark eyes were bent on hers as
if to read the very secrets of her hcart.
“Is it unreasonable."
honor our aged parents?
price to retain sonic. natural affection
mistaken in your character."
“1 ha1e the honor to wish you a very
Befote he could add another Word the
“Good!" cried Mitts Field the ac“
currencc of the evening.
his knees to you before three days are
passed, and you‘ll have your own way
for good and all after this."
But the three daysrpasscd. and three
more on the top of them. and never a
little bit curious that Nannie Enstlako
the pretty blue and gold drawtuav “mm
that he had fmnished cxpiessiy with
"A lady to are you, sir."
been so foolish. so Wi‘tlll$~lit‘ll(lf*tl.
"My dear. dear little Nannie (I! Not
"a word more."
- "‘But I must speak, Donald. i must
tell you how earnestly 1 have repented
my temper and folly.
me back to your heart. i will try to be
lie to you and a dutiful daugu-
ter to your grandparents."
ding tour passed away and Nannic Au-
brey came home to the lfotlac prcpnrcd
The old people wcrc waiting on the
thrcslthold to greet hcr.
old people got 11p
"Where are you going?" asked the
"Home In here.“ said Nannie.
"No. my dear. no." said the old lady.
"Young people are better by
nice cottage a mile or two out in the
country. where i can keep a cow and
You must came and sea as every day "
So the old couple trudged away and
"It. means. my darling." he answered.
"that grandpa‘pa and his wife could not
he httppiI In the unwanted confinement
They love the country. 80
yea will have a ‘home without any rt.
Intions in law, after all "
”WM... __........
“Just think of it. George; Both 1qu-
maiden aunts are cumin. to makc'tin I'
"Can‘t. you get them to poltponc their
"Why. i suppose i‘li have to put on
yield this way it's all
mar-
hen? let him provide
A mother-
Auhrey came to make
, N . ,
1.-de
c said. “i have lately
Will
According to
not to ask me to make
Mr. and Mrs. Vivian."
'shouid.bc with me?" he
clouded over.
1 will bevery nice. for
note. with a toss of her
lci'. N. \'..
indeed," answared
1i but to lift her slender
11y boon that she asked
bury road.
sorry." said the young
laud sl rect.
M 1'. Au-
n earnest." said she. "ii
for me you will give. up
No caprtce."
"to
ca-
he asked.
is it Saturday
G.
loved and cared for the
helpless child? If you
nuie. I have been sorely
duty to anything in the
" he added.
better end
HIIYXMH.
nle related to her the or.-
“He‘ll b" on no tlctulls.
who attended.
appcai'ed to sue for Nau-
or.
what shall i do?" she tree,
cars in her cy es
said Miss l".ield
truth. Ilcro had been a is tl1c
god to be married before my,
my wn a sitting alone in
about
11119..
nic' it taste.
1] found himself looking
blue cyan of Miss East-
1c cried.
1. 0h. Donald. 1 have
And
darkness
0 unit your pardon."
if you will take
of 6. too t'cct.
it day camc and the wcd-
The young
nd embraced tbcm heart-
linncr was over the two
rice.
id Mrs. Vivian. arm.
Donald has bought 1111 I
an look alter the poultry.
looked up into her butt-
~ luring ccntor.
hat does this nit-an?” aha
ounl'y
"Best" white
008“.
in turn Way.
It and cook has just left."
to.”
do your propose to do?"
do the cooking myself. "
{rhea you nude‘ 1 worry
”tor incest
hoardgn
Court this 1113?th
coin in the world.
sandtb of a penny.
tillll in circulation at the present day
Portuituw
worth Iwclvc-one-hundredt11s of a pen-
'l‘he smallest coin circulating om-
Ilaliy In any part of the British empire
Is the ilre-mllloshua plccc of Gibraltar,
half a Iarthlngt.
about 1,280 i'et‘t.
deprived of light.
organs of sight. not being used. have
become aimphlcd and disappeared. Yet
there its light even In that stainless
world. A (lermun exploring only found
a fish with cuormous cyca at a depth
~112xchanne.
lead. 11 mm.
tinned", with bill
the reduction 1‘
Arrested for'
wolnan was let
compllce in a
FOR EALE'av.
CHARLES E. DOW.
stooariaLFhXILnohomsrATIoN
AND TERMINAL.
Occupy all of Present- Freight
Yards in Portciaentcr.
lusttlc
hand. architects are now engaged in
drafting plans and cl
creation of a pusacng 1 depot on the
north sido of Highland strcct, Pmtcbcs-
for the liidgcflcld Railroad.
which despite stories to the contrary.
will come to Port Chester and not stop
at Greenwich as some of our t’rlcnds
would havodho public bclicvo.
Surveyors are now at Work on the
Undcrhlll proptrty at llyram
and thcy are authori1y for tl1c sluic-
mcut that the snrvcy is in line with
the c1mtcnipiatc1l Rldgcflcld and
According to the present plans, both
frleght and ~pusacugcr
be between Horton avenue anti High-
Port (Jhcstcr,
word-1. about wbcrc Iht‘ prescnt frclght
station and yards are located.
CONFERENCE ENDS IN DISAGREE-
MEN
Socialists eand Others Could Not De-
cide on Plan of Campaign.
NflltO'l‘ON. March I’m—It was stated
today at the home of Anson Phelps
Stokcs. where the coni‘crcncc of men
intercstcd in social reform was held
at thc invitation of
l’hclps Stokes and his brother-in-
law, Robert: Hunter,
be no further meeting of those who at-
tended the meeting last wcck
planned to have a nIcctlng today. but
its several of the men announced that
they would be. unable to attend Mi
Stokes decided that
Mr Stokcs said that hc
would refuse to glvc out anything that
transpired at the conference. as
was the wishof sonic of those present
that nothing lie-made. public.
Stokes said that unless he had the con-
sent of all his guests, in-
1101 1111-11 tho
t.
The Smallest Come.
The {16111-11111 the Malay l‘culnsula
have III usc the very smallest current
It is a sort of waf-
Iuadc from ill;- I‘csiuous juice of 3
111111 is wortlrabout onc-teu-thou-
.1.
Great Depths of Ocean.
A l"rcnch writer in a scientific mag-
azluc 1.111.. of thc grcnt occan depths
of 211.com 1o 1111,1111" foot. the tempera-
ture tcudiug toward zcro. lhc pct'petual
ranging below
At
Eccentricitioa of the Shah.
Rctcnily hc came upon a kiitcn that
Itumcdlnioly chni'mcd him.
while the shah played with the kitten.
' and at Inst he picked it 11p and present-
ed it to tho grand vizier ‘with the in-
structions to take good cnrc of it.
owner. the wife of a gardcucr.
lured to protcst
she could not part with It:
grand vizier throw her a plm c of gold.
silenced her with an awful look. and
walked off with the kitten under his
Sh
Future of New aniana.
At ptcscnt Ncw Zealand is distinct
ly an usrlculturpl, and (burying colony.
but rccent investigations by engineers
an to the pnnflillilltl‘ntl of dct lvlng pow-
er from rivers dud waterfalls lndlmto
that it mar become a great. manufac-
l
WM“..—
is the udnuino “re
as The court made
'at "02.50 line and
cannot cxlst.
information til
uIIons for the
bridge
llan-
terminals will
or In other
T.
James
”1111‘ there would
it was
the confci cncc
If
Mr.
would 1111c
lls: of thoso
hc smallest, metal
thrce-rcis piece.
~l.aborc 'l'l'lb-
depths of
that level plants.
The
For 11
Its
V0“-
«1 loved thc kitten.
but the
A
W
Charged with? adulteratlng white
firm tostidetii' that
“genuine" whiaead means tube heat.
I
to have a clever ao-
in; Charles spaniel.
which she carried antler litlf‘ arm. and
had trained to snatch up pieces of
lane from shop counters.
W‘;-~-me
The street car companies in Bar- »
oeiana. Spain. are controlled by for-
clxa capitalists. ""
The account; htof the administrator
ry iii. harem
tlicm this season‘s styles.
Universal Wringcrs.
Clothes Dryers,
TRIS TRAM & H
NOS. a AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Half-Price Cloak 581$
’l‘llc balnncc or our stock of Finc turnicuis. prices cut in luili'. .
a.
1
Wchavc about IWciltyvilvc (inrmcuia ictt, some ot them the ilucst goods we bavc had this season. till fifll'
This is the last call for Winio 1' Garments. Come In and price any of them, the price in 50% off. ' ‘ ,-
imt'gc Galvanized Chamber Falls, 2130 .i Rolls Toilet Paper, 10c Carpet Beaters. l .100
, 8 Bars Soap, ’ 250
”‘9” Scrub Brushes. CVCiothee ”"99” 96
$1.00 Flat irons. per 1b., sci Camphor Bails, 10c lb.
TRISTRAM a HYATT, .NORWALK, ' “00111111.
"Oh, yes!" grimly commentcd Cap— 2
thin Kidd. "Many wicked things I
(1111. as l sailed, as I sailed. I lncltctl
11 popular song. for one thing. I also
murderc'd William Moore (if I recall
the gentleman's name correctly) anti
left. him in his gore. full many a mile
from shore. as i sailed. and all that.
But 1 wins at least measurably square
and above-board about it; I did my
sailing Irndcr the straight-out, piratlcnl
skull-and-crossboncs flag, instead of
the hypocratical cloak of senatorial
courtesy, and l grafted only wealthy
individuals and not the whole blamed
country that supported me, as l sall-
e1l!“--l’uck.
Eallg
Arrivals
of Spring wearablos are putting
in their appearance.
’i‘hc Star and Monarch Negli-
ucc Shirts in all Ihc now coir -
orings. plaids and stripcs.
$1.50 and $1.00.
An alluring array of the fam-
our Keiscr Neckwom'. in grays.
lilacs. olive. green. etc
New arrival of fancy Half
Hose and Handkerchiefs. at 25c.
Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
flSEPH DAVIS.
. TAILOR.
CLOTHIER.
BATTER.
F‘URNISHER.
.5 Washington St. So. Norwalt
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
HOYT'S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
MONDAY, MARCH 6TH.
Tour of
MME. MANTELLI.
Famous Mezzo-Soprano of the Metro-
politan Opera Houu, N. Y.. and her
ENGLISH GRAND OPERA COM-
PANY
of Ten Waii- Known Principals in
IL TROVATOREfikA FAVORITA and
UBT.
At the Popular Price: of 251:, 500.
76c. "-00-
llt Ill rows in Orchestra, $1.60.
Berta Now Selling.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
om: NIoH't' ONLY '
TUEOOAY macs oi'H.
Juana tannin/'3 own compauv
lnoludwin?
MR. W. TlCARw
in Last Macadamia out Comedy and
Danielle locale.
1'11: MUMMY and TH! Hurtftntrtii
IiRD.
MR. HENRY CARI. LIWII,
Who made such a hit int yur u
Giuseppe. the fiction Organ Grinder.
will a sin appear in that role.
BUPPO TING ixlgnll'f‘fln THAN
Prion-willie. Mo, 761:.
int Four Rowe In Orchestra-41.00.
out 6an starts Friday. March 21111..
Odds and Ends In the
All small for: of Winter
Cloaks, Furs,
West Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
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going at very low prices.
make room for our
Spring Stocks of
Overcoats for Men and Boys,
Underwear and Flannels.
MustBeSnldlicgartlleSSIil’hites
different departments
Goods must be sold to
Fall Waists,
CREDIT 0R CASH.
Try our convenient Credit: synteln.
No extra. charges for this
privilege. ..
H. 111151112111.
1!
it is small use to climb a kill it
there is nothing at the top to pay for
the climb; yet many of 1111 do it.
n. ”.1
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KEEP A LITTLE C02}!
CORNER in‘ your collar filled
with Coal.
We could continue telling you
until doom-tin that. we sell good
Coal. but itiwil not make a dent
in your memory utztil the day
that you decide to give our Cell
1 trial and are thereby convinced
and converted.
And from that: day forward,
for-akin all others. for better
and not or worse. for richer and
not for poorer, you will buy Coal
of no. , ,
min thorium
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