4 ’ brains, were. under the circumstances.
and the wow and' keen wind made us
angs j ‘ V‘
up; 4:06 p. “‘3'
. s aside on.
net’s. flatulence.
. NIO DIRECTORY.
. If Convention of butler
R. «A. M» will» held at Its
asp-u as. not, at s o'clock.
; V'MI “me
all In", and internally be
m M.“ wncox: only.
i
clerics says that an Indian-
liibb there worships Billions-ck as a
crops were falling from droughts. The
chlot,,havlng seen at a farmer‘s but
a picture of the iron Chancellor, cut:
outfrom an Illustrated German paper. '
asses the farmer to make him a pro
abut of the print. which request was
.liinsly agreed to. Thereupon the
Indians brought the picture in great.
. amnion to their temple, and strange
‘_ say. a welcome rain watered the
lsnds'of the tribe. sluts that time
the, deity of the Chancellor. whom the
lndlshs call Bimbsrko, is 'simply es:
bilshed. and all kinds of reptiles
are offered up to him in sacrifice.
The lute strike among postal and tel-
' m employee has convinced the
alleles government that women are
, reliable than men. and hence-
. only women will be accepted in
postal and telegraphic clams.
“in; in . the course of time all the
places will be occupied by women.
punish THE SCENES.
'l‘he day, of our big snow storm.
which, thank goodness. is new a thing
‘ of the past. I was going northward ill-
a trolley car. Everybody looked as
sorrowful as invited spectators to an
electrocution, and the only comments
heard apropos of the storm, were "isn‘t
thisihe limit, etc.‘f Very important
. looking men wedged their way through
‘ the car. and the thoughts that may.
“ perhaps have surged through their
enable. Everybody was anxious
to get his dinner, to get home. I was
anxious to get home. and set my din-
ner. too. hence. i judged ordinary hu-
manity accordingly.
When almost near my destination.
think of" that beautiful poem, written
by one 'Whittiel', and called “Snow
Bound" I noticed on ahead three lit-
tle children evidently going homoward
to their dinner. too. One of the trio.
' was a charming little creature. a min
laturc edition of the Gibson girl, whose
personal charms were enhanced by her
lack of mittens, and too small Jacket.
Two or three trolley men were on tile
. front platform of the car, and one of
them called to the lady, with a. smile
that would make a fortune for a cer-
tain breakfast food, would she so ad-
vertise It, she ran out to greet the trol-
. ley man. who opened the gates an
took her aboard. ”Exalnplo Ie con-
tagious" so say the pools, and it seem-
ed true. in this particular case. every
W bullied. and I heard one lady any
to another: “Wasn't that nice of
him?"
"Yes." the other lady reviled. “but
than he's ll. privileged character. he
was recently promoted, and can do
moss things."
"indeed," the first lady answered.
“hilt than its quite plain why he was
promoted."
in speaking of trolley men. did you
ever notice the vast and rather varied
assortment of characteristics dominant
in many of them? if you have not
thus far. make this a little study for
, the future.
Thorn Is one man ill particular who,
fool I should recognise with a tri-
bute. I wish i could make it as lofty
as his Worth demands. but i cannol,
. . i will only say that if i were king, and
' knighthood was in flower. be Would be
wearing a ribbon before this. He is
ever attendant to his passengers. au-
emrs unnecessary questions. secs one
When one is running for a car. and is
surely the right man in the right place.
but It should be a far better place.)
.1
. Tilers Ill another man who comes fro.
“fluently under my notice, and he holds
Elation particular distinction. lie ever
wears a modern "healing the sick” ex-
woro looking ri ht
' site"s face. and one were runs as
. his car. he would not stop .
use be Is not the out one of this
and if he
‘ here are many at ore.
M
LITTLE THINGS.
Adults thrill of laughter. a chord In
‘ nature‘s mung.
A'lltils deed of rishlooumlcss to stand
. list the wrong:
Ittle duly hooded. a little hono
won.
little hill surmounted, and a little
kindness done:
We lellor daily, ll little prayer and
Jill not of kindness to gilldlleu
ry days:
the whole crcallon in its flodsu
‘ homes swinm
.th stili‘
fire for
‘ til; . luau .
A'llttle .faith, stilttle doubt. a little
's
A little dream of heaven.
All R. ‘A. A um,
'l‘or little man is living in a world of
. lit th
" man Is living III a world of
a hope to cheer on nilllougil ll
icomfort when winter
A little willie tilll‘pllalill
gtlplrlt clmlla.
yer .. :luc’umn ll livid} in .l wsrlll all
little things. .
3' in“ Which do i
l
l
“ beyondthe that Ill.»
0d
bll ed true . - .
A lltllu‘jhultlng iourosl’. and a little of
its dust: .
little knowledge merely. of the little.
wan‘we‘wond: .
awaiting In
the
s .
struggling upwards, although
on broken wings:
.e. littlevlove; a little toil t
‘, . 3%: . true Sentinel: , 'i‘l‘lo
coulnl bleach of “A. M. la’fiiu Wed»
semiarid Nominal was ll wonderful rev-
cletldnvto‘ me. inasmuch as i had not
spam thatfcns of a. if; ls's 'fownj
ii ,. "“pssssd-swsy.”.gwss s
,. «selfgsp
see: .. . l: or illness some’of
the. author's .earii htersrr produc- ‘
tied». and .wercilirstiplibllshed in June.
181;. libirtrtlvc; use). by the on
ideal; if our“ . ‘awriter hereof,
was all sodium of a moathty
folu'nsi called the “Home Companion."
it newturne so. according to the con—
fessidn of A. M. 1+. that ten years later
a "member" of his "family” who has
{passed away" composed the same
poemiword for word with the exception
that the would-be author. save stile
ll'illll cstminly is
V undue
deals. from {has wrand Neville. r.
New York. Wes ll communication by
30 miles east, of the Nantucket light-
shlp at 7 ll. m.. today. , ‘
mer Oakmoore. from A‘ntwe
Boston Store
. . . tea ' “
Emilio. never is explained. and final. .
y drifting into uhllvton and forgotten.
"The die is cast. The Rubicon ls
crossed." ,l Billllrmi. dates to notice
further the inane mum of uh»
known scribbior‘s.
meow. KNAPP. I
RECENT ARRIVAL, OF VlGGIL‘l'
NEW YORK. March ill—«Armed:
Steamer Minnehsha.‘ from London.
Bloomer be Tourrldne. fionl milli-
Steamer Ameriks. from Humilitrlll ~
Sir. St. Louis from; euthamptorl.
BIABOONBET. More Sir—Tbs
wireless with the station ‘here when
scares. March Mai-Arril'ed. Stea.
r...—
iilton and Pony Coat Suits, made of
all wool mixtures; new circular skirt
ular price, $18.50.
and black. Regular price 828.60.
IWalking Skirts.
Elegant new circular models, with
plalts down front and back. made of
beautiful shades. all wool milcluros,
and plain materials. Regular price.
$3.95
[ltllllli] Display and Sale
Since: :7 Garmen- is
and 603 (times
Separate Dress and Walking Skirts, Lingerie, lawn and
Silk Waists. and Misses’ and Children’s '
‘ Spring Goa ts.
To insure your presence here during these Opening Days
we offer the following special inducements.
Tailor-Made so...
elegant quality chiffon Panama and
in walking and dress lengths. Reg-
Tailor-Made Suits.
Tight-fitting Pony Coats and beautiful Eton models; materials mostly
used-«all fancy materials, chiffon Pauanlas. Alice blue, coral roseda. navy
THREE-QUARTER LENGTH
Loose Coats.
Made of elegant light mixtures ill
pretty plaids and plain colon. trinl-
mad with straps and fancy buttons;
something entirely new. Regular
price. 812.98.
OPENING
at. $9 9 5
PRICE ‘
Regarding
Alterations
We employ only ex-
pertfittsrs} and ill-f
terstioll hands.
Perfect Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
$14.95
OPENING
SALE
PRICE
so?“ $2250
Mlssss' AND c‘HlLanN's
Spring Coats.
Made of all wool oilegan covert
clolll. cut full b0!" tyle ‘llnd neatly
trilnllled. Ages 6 to 4 years.
Iur price. $5.00. , ‘
j $3.98
Regu-
OPENING
SALE
PRICE
OPENING
CHOICEST MODELS IN SPRING
SALE
Dress Skirts.
PRICE
Circular or plaited styles, made of
chiffon panamas and French voile, also
novelty mixtures. Regular prices up
to “2.50.
NEW SPRING STYLES
Covert
Very beautiful model, all satin lined, trimmed with straps; fancy flat
or notched collar. Regular price, '7
Jackets.
.50.
a Waist here at this time of year is I;
so.» what. is of interest on that day.
OPENING OPENING
GALE $9 50 SALE 5 00
PRICE ‘ ‘ PRICE '
O O .
Extra Values in Walsts. ~
Always a stir inure-always something interesting to cause it. The flim‘li is ever changing—lilo stay of
enorally only ll few days at lilo most.
WHITE LAWN WAIBTG. also a low fancies, regular prices from "-35 to 82.
WHITE LAWN AND LINGERIE WAIBTI. choice of surely u doaun beautiful filylf‘sl In White Lawn and
ldllgdriu Shirt Waists. uII richly trim’
med with laces and olnbroiderios.
OPENING
eALs 98¢
PRICE
Other slylca In Lawn and intro \VlilBLI null Lillgcrlcs at $1.98, $2.90. 83.98. and up.
ltnguinr Ill'lt‘I! 81.50.
Slop always when Ill lilo slorc, to
All In one lol tomorrow at 690.
D
A Matchless Line Of Specials
FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
COME VIRV UNUIUAL VALU II will be ready for you upon the sputum; of our store Ill the morning.
Particulars below—read them. then come and «co the goods.
Your dollar at the Boston Store tomorrow will do almost double service itiill right. now at a most olpor-“
new. In black, gray. navy and brown
imported to soil at 756““4’0.
3000 yards of listos'
r
and worth, today the. at W‘s.
White Mcrcerieod
lur price, lilo: mints-row. ill/go.
-luu~row. 1V”.
moi rel". 1.29.
,, ,"in are chili:
al'eslll.
*aedagilwn. to bless us
. Van
”some waiting us at lil'.‘ cu
. at M .ldar price
gull. , .
I“
striped and
checked Seersuckors. the best made
A case of Figured Dawns. all new.
motilienl. value at 10c; tomorrow, Wail-
Il‘llucy White F. K.. cheap at our flight
l’uro Mllt'll Grub Towsling. good.
bcevy dusllly. worth today into; to .443,
‘ lunch Fall-an l‘otllcoats. out extra
rl;. fill: but duality of Mercsrised
lnlvnu a dorm dllfereut designs, res.
iior i‘l‘l ml "v.10, ii 76 and $236; to
loin l. .mported Turkish Mohair.
ll: an at duality malls. in black only;
$1.30; tomorrow. ‘
tune time. when our entire store is crowded with the cream of the world's bust markets. COM! EARLY IN H!
DAV IF POGGIILE.
English Molulirs, the right sort, all 200 Saloon Waists ill block and (Much Mollsalllle ltibbon. all the
".25; tomorrow 89o.
tomorrow. 19c.
Waisllng and
regular price so: tomorrow on.
doys’ selling at. a pair. (IO.
tumor.
: brown. with neat pin dots, bought at
about the on the dollar. have sold at
94 Brown shooting, u make well
known to the trade. real value the:
White Porcelain Cup‘ and Saucer.
1000 Illundr Plates. regular price to
A GLOVE ITEM EXTRAORDINARY.
Women's Elbow Length dLOVfl.
discs Kid. White and black: actual
value time a pair: chop it for moral
Not more than one pair to a cue-
lpriug alludes. regular price 89c; Bat-
urduy. 200 yd.
dlcs‘ Embroidered Wash Collars.
In llldillg ulludow embroidery. lace and
batisto. regular prices lids and 75c: for
Saturday, ass. ' .
Fancy Gilt Belts Ill plain Weddell
kink! or ‘fancy mixtures. regular tile
ualily; Balm-dawns.
Persian top back Combs. good finish
hell. all new deal us, result: We
quality: Saturday. .
Lntlies‘ than Hose. new spring pat
terns. all sizes
urdsy at 12m.
matte... 1
sauna "Pounce
Seats now on sale for the entire en-
. molar prise 17c; asl.
ladies square Neck]. blesvsless
There ar‘é a good runny who IN'
skillful with the crochet needle who do
not realise that they could make all
handsome baby lrish crochet collars
and cuffs as those In the stores. Some
of the magazines give very easily-fol-
lowed directions. The motifs and figur-
es are made first of a medium l‘lnu
thread, fastened to a pattern the shape
desired. and then filled in between
with chains made of a very fine thread
the chains should be short and'u plcot
on every chain. ' .
A soft thread and a course one. as
compared with the material to be enl—
broidered. is most eflectil'e for alla-
dow embroidery. The idea it to make
the pattern stand out white on the
sheer lawn or haunts. ‘
it was a bright little woman who
suggested keeping a small horseshoe
magnet in the wordbasllct which. fas-
tened to the end of .a narrow ribbon.
could be lowered to the floor to pick
up needles and scissors that are al-
ways dropping. .
There Is a new roasting pan on the
market which saves bolll gas and time.
A single flame on the top of the range
makes the pan hotter and consequent-
ly bskcs’fastor than the larger flame
In the oven which is naturally more
expensive.
A very handsome linen suit is made
with pony coat, both skirt and coat be-
ing embroidered by hand.
Portiercs and screens are appropria-
te places for the displaying of the new
ribbon embroidery.
'White cordurOy Is one of the new
cost materials for tile early spring
wear.
“One’s sphere or lot In life may
seem" hard, but. its trials may be miti-
gated by checrfuiness."
Perhaps for thin tailored waists for
every day wear In the hottest weather
there Is nothing better than Victoria
lawn or lndia linen.
The New idea Magazine, gives a dc-
llcious recepie for cheese sauce to be
poured over macaroni that has been
boiled tender, or to be poured over
toast. Put a large tablespoonful of
boiler Ill the upper half of a double
boiler, the lower part. being filled with
hot water and after It has melted stir
in a tablespoonful of flour. After blend-
ing them, turn in a cupful of hot milk,
making a rather thin white sauce. Sean
son with salt and paprika to taste. and
then pour in a large cupful of ‘clieese
which has been. put through a meat
chopper. This thickens the sauce suit
i AGREEMENT
Will be Sanctioned at Plenary
Session of the Moroccan Con-
ference -- German Foreign
Office's Views
ALGECIRAE. Spain, March 3I.~—’l‘he
committee of the conference on Moroc-
can reforms rmhed an agreement on
all points. This agreement will be
sanctioned at the plenary session of
the conference this afternoon.
BERLIN, March ill—Tile gains and
losses due to Germany's Moroccan pol-
icy are being reckoned up at the For-
eign Gilles.
That It is Germany's purpose to be
consulted when other powers are or-
ranging the future of weak states In
new regarded as established. In face
of the diplomatic resistance of France,
Great Britain. llsly. Spain and Russia
the Germans throughout the long con.
tmversy have been compelled to recoll-
nlze that they have not a friend in
Europe except Austria. The triple ai-
Iinnco although existing as before on
parcbinent, is considered to be virtual-
ly ended. Russia, also upon whom
Germany counted as remaining nou-
trnl in the discussions of the Moroccan
questions, has been against her.
Respecting Morocco itself Germany
has secured equal trade for the future
and has checked for some years the
development of French political desi-
gas.
The losses sustained ‘by Germany.
and they are deemed great ones by
those who are opposed to her Moroccan
policy, are that a reconciliation with
France has been delayed Indefinitely.
while France and Great Britain have
been pressed closely together In their
mutual dislike of Germany.
The effect on Internal opinion In
Germany of the government's Mor-
occan policy has been to consolidate
and strengthen the conviction that
Germany must continue to develop her
navy in order to be safe In future in-
p
Contains no alum;
lime or phosphates.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTI.
ROWCOMEDY COMPANY.
Will J. Kennedy. the star of the Rue
Comedy Company. which will be at
Hoyt's Theatre. next week. commen-
cing Monday, heads what can be called
a model organisation and the various
productions will be given in more mag-
nificent style than heretofore. Tile
repertoire is up-to-dube. while the list
of players contains many names as-
sociated with the representative stock
companies. The truly memorable line
of productions includes: The Stowa-
way. The Mysterious-Mr. Ruffles. Heart
of the Klondike, A Gentleman Burglar.
The Winning Hand. [Lost In Siberia.
Tries. Sidewalks of New York, Bar
Harbor, Road to ’Frisco. and Bertha.
the Sewll Machine Girl. which calls
for more lElan passing notice. This
list if succ uses is so foreign to those
usually given by popular prices attrac-
tions that a phenomenal engagement is
confidently expected. Strong ollo of
specialties will be presented between
every act by the following artists:
Norton and Russell. character and
lightning artists: Will S. Kennedy, the
auctions comedian vendor; Miss Grace
Vintou. the "GIngerGirifl' Mass and
Evans. comedy acrobats. and others.
Basement.
BEHIND THE MASK.
Behind the Mask, a play of the gold-
en West. written by Edmund Day. was
presented to a somewhat limited audi-
ence. at lioyt's Theatre. last night.
What the audience lacked in size, how-
ever. was made up ill enthusiasm. The
entire company was splendid and the
whole performance was so well staged
and presented that even the most. crit-
ical would have been perfectly satis-
ilcd. it seems too bad that two such
good productions as The Holy City
and Behind the Mask should have re
ternationai discussions and it has flcienlly.
celved such limited patronage. ’ . .
Tonight the Vitagrapll Company will 2.1:: tinfizfigeg]sailfilmyvfardemrmi“a
be the attraction. ,Next week facilitate ‘
Comedy Company. headed by i .l. CAS I OR |A
Kennedy. will. play a week's engage- 354%glmmfl?" .m'l'ficgg'l
ment. ‘ ' “v e ‘ a c m" For Infants and Children.
sells Railroad Commissioners declined
oourr ear THE HABIT. “0““? “f “5.? “9°“ “ Mimi; °' ”‘13 ill?) "fill Yilll “I" “I818 Ml
indigestion is much of a habit. Don't Enterpr 89 ransportation ompm‘"
got the habit. Take a little Kodol relative to alleged'discrilnlnations on Bears the ‘
Dyspepsia Cure after eating and you “1% ”a“ (.1: ‘3",qu YgrkbN£wanH?‘fi§ signature of b
will quit belching, pulling. palpitatlng an “r m a '0“ o p i ’ ‘ ’
connection with the fares between Boa
ton and New York. The Enterprise
Company Is a competitor of the rail-
road. and its allied steamboat. lines run
between those places. The commis-
sioners say. "5 the board has no auth-
ority over interstate travel we must
decline to consider that part of the pe-
tition of the Enterprise Transportation
Company which asks us to investigate
a Joint rate for travel between Boston
and New York. Whatever the merits
of the matter. It Is beyond our jurisdic.
tion." .
and frowning. Kodol digests what
you eat and makes the stomach sweet.
Kodol is a thorough digcslant and will
afford relief from any disorder due to
imperfect digestion or mill-assimilation
of food. , Sold by The Clifford Paar.-
STORM WARNINGS DISPLAYED.
WASHINGTON, March ISL—Storm
warnings are displayed on the Atlantic
coast from Hatteras to New York.
ADVERTIBED LETTERS.
moor.
The following letters remain uncall-
ed for at the following postofllces for
the current week.
South NorwaIk—Wllliam K., Conn.
Ave. corner Taylor Ave; Mrs, Bertha
Cuttmash. Water St: Daniel Only. 80.
Main St.: Frank Gesclier, Dr. D. Ghent.
W. A. Hendricks, Mrs. L. B. Hubbell,
M. l).. l). L. Laongun. Ernest E.
Loyde. A. R. Mclnllrc. Mrs. Wm.
Moore. 5 Ives Place: Miss Mamie E.
Ritch. Smith Novelty 00.; Andre Ta-
mas. Madame Toga.
E. E. CROWE. P. M.
Norwnlk~MlI|s Mary Keane, 253%
Main street. Mrs. William Jayne.
Chestnut Hill.
1). S. KEITH. P. M.
Park & Tilford
FINE
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
AT
“Hotel Glifiord”
JOSEPH L; wuz
Proprietor.
Telephone 898.
nc
SIGNED BY NORWALK WOMEN.
Senator Brandcgec has Introduced in
the Senate four petitions from Colmec‘
ticut, women's clubs, praying for an
investigation by congress into the in.
dustrial condition of the women of this
country. The petitioning organize.
tlona are the Travelers' Club. of Dan-
bury. the Women‘s club, of Enileld. the
Woman's club. of Norwaik, and the
Frifiay Afternoon club. of South Nor-
wn .
Choice Specialties
ll'l/ 1.
tried them.
Shrewebury Petlt Pole Peas. the can. Very smallI natural color. just as fine as any French Pear by;
bhnwebul‘y Tiny Lime leans. file can. Smell. elegant. ,‘ ‘
Shrewsbury Strawberry lute, 12c and the call. A testy table delicacy for this time of year.
bhrswsbury Red Raspberries. 260 can. A delicious berry put up In home-made style.
bbrswsbury Lemon Cling Peaches. The finest peach you have ever had on your table.
bole agents for the Mental-fr Jam Kitebsn's Table Daletlss. Delicious. ‘
Orange and Grape Fruit Marmalade. Peach Marmalade, Strawberry Jam. Green Gage Jam. Black Currant
Jam. Red Raspberry Jam. Ilsokbsr Jim. Crsbeppls Jelly. Gulncs Jelly. Red Currant Jelly, Preserved Huckleber-
l'les, Preserved Red Raspberries. reserved Pineapple.
Ask your neighbor about these goods.
‘Jli
‘ Charles E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER. South Norwallr.
M. .. Mun-u..- ....
Grocery Specials
If you want the but our Ito re Is the place for you to buy.
.....~.. as..- ._. and...»
Our prise ere Hobo—yell know.
Yo
Wests. fins cotton.
aatllrtllty st 13*
results cries ml ‘
,w k
Worthy of a trial. It you have not already
14 svslcvtv resell coon-rev sacs roll ‘ ..... ass
MAUI: e. “AND FLOUR (Makes lest Inert) ......... ........ IAO. silo; III... til-10
JONIG'ORPILLIIURV'IPLOUR......................... ...... ....... IAO,60°;IIL.IMO
21LII.GRANULATID SUGAR ........ . ".00 lo le.,60o 4% LIMZM
THIVIRV BIOT‘MAINI. POTATOII. PK. .............. ... 23¢
THAI. ‘ COFFIIO.
so stamps with i lb. but No. i 11" ~ 20 stamps with 1 lb. Pansy bio-Ks
Tea. lilo . Coffee.
so sump. Mill 1 lb. Pansy. No. 2 AND .20 sum. was 1 lb. Mocfls and
Tea. dos . Java Coffee. 80s
as “amps with V. lb. lest No. l —GOPFEIO. ill Names with 1 lb. Java and Mars— .
Tea, , 25s 7} . «Ibo Mos. , ”,0
saucy cssswlsllvsuv‘rsiltswssl block). as. ....... ass
* THESZI‘OREB‘THAT GET THE FACE. '
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