and on or! wed h extortion. Plea-
ssut neuter prevents this morning In
the central and eastern sections. An
area. of decidedly low pressure is cen-
tral user on. 8. D. it Is produc-
Ing cloud £21111“ Iwith lucid show
ore and limb erstorrns between the
Rocky Mountains and the Lake region.
There has been a decided rise in ten»
the Mississippi Valley dur-
V incurs. Conditions 'I’a-
.. in nty fair Weather with
.1ng ampsmrure followed by lucal
showers.
“——
Dorothy Fonts is ill with the mumps.
Conwcny D. will d1 ill at the winery
this evening. .
Butler‘lmdgc. I O. 0 F. will confer-
the third douse this evening.
, There’s nothing so good for a Sore
throat as Dr Thomas' Eclectric UIL
Cures II. this few hours. Relieves any
pain in any part. V
The barge J E B’erwind has arrived
with a cargo of coal for Raymond
Brothers. I
Mr. {Ind Mrs. George OberlundoI.
have gone to housekeeping in Frank-
lin street, South Norv'vnlk.
l
Raymond Brothers have the contract
for furnishing a litrge quantity of
building material for Oyster Bay, L. I.
T. 1. Raymond took a party of New
York hotel men to inspect the Hotel
Navarre, at Greens Farms. yesterday
. Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum.
will hold a meeting Thursday evening.
in Red Men's Hall, in Washington
street.
Charles Bpltto and John Meeker
wont to NewYork yesterday to enlist
in the navy. .They returned lust
Inlght. but neither enlisted.
it health is wealth and money talks,
For so the provellb runs. ..
‘ fortii‘né you dint! plainly see.
in taking Rocky Mountuin Ton.
Pluisted’s Drug Store.
Regulnr'mccrlngs of Norwnlk Lodge
of Elks. South Norwulk Conclave.
Daughteis of LibeIty and Butler hod-
go will be held this evening.
Wilson E. Hughes of 16 T113101 ave—
nue, has taken position in New Jer
soy. and intends to place his affects ilu
storageundllve there for a. time.
Miss Rita W. Tandy returned to her
home in Brooklyn yesterday, after lInv
lug spent several days with her aunt.
Mrs. Daniel Dunloy. of west street.
Joseph T. Owings, who recently pur.
chased the former Vundcrhoff residen
co in East IIvonurI. is now occupying
the place. The family arrived in town
yrstclduy. .
The electric clock at Blasccr's cigar
store has been shifted to the window
and mulght light installed for the ben-
efit of those who wish to know the
correct time nights.
Janitor Frederick Beuger. of the
l‘runklln school. is ill at his home, and
Charles Peel; the janitor ut the new
Lincoln school. In looking after the
fires in the Franklin building.
W—
Beautiful women can have the best
things in the world. for there is none
so inhuman as to refuse Anything to
It pretty owomnn. lioilister's Rocky
Mountain Ten. Inukes beautiful women
35 cents. Pluletod s Drug Store.
Dr. William J. Tracey, of Norwalk
will read It paper Ion 'LProvnnIatlve
Medicine." at a meeting of the Nor-
waik Medics all Association at the Hotel
Clifford. this evening. A banquet will
follow tit Ibusinoll allusion.
.11
George E. Dustin. of Nor-walk. one
among those who held planned to go to
Califoruis on the. trip to the humans
Convo tlon t‘i'lluaed by the Pennsyl
vnnln all r Company. Yestcrduy
Mr. Curtis received word that the trip
has been cancelled 11 Wtheeoinpsny.
.. . Wbsi”
“1%! ‘ cure hired of
bed wet ”I???" if it ndid thorn would be
"" WWII I'imifihifii"
I II can oil a o
1;. summers. Box 010. New Dom.
11111., will and her home tmtmcnt to
“8hr“: Ilkl no money. .
11 Ibothori
. win. her it your children trou-
V bio you tutti Don’t mm the
fluid. (The ch 1'nol or. it curt 11pr
Wkly. M
children
deli: W’WW
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from doctors never did my child the
nutritious-.1“”III-reel?III.
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III... In. when. Inns.
1 4'
‘ ‘ everywhere 1W
Bunions "
wary of i use
" Corns n
comfort
Address,
NATION'S Til-1AM KS. ‘
M
President Expresses American Crati-
tude to France.-
ANNAPOLIS. April lid—The ad-
dress of President Roosevelt on the.
occasion of the rcinterment ol’ the re
mains of John Paul Jones heIo yester-
day, was as follows: .
0n behnf of the American people
i wish to thank our ancient city. the
French nation that proud and gallant
nation to whose help we once owed
it that John Paul Jones was able to
win for the Stars and StIipos the 1k:
toiy that has given him desthloss
fume. and to whose courtesy we no“
owe it that the body of the long-dead
lleio has been sent hither and that
to rmnmemornte the reception of the
illustrious (lend a soundron of French
war ships has come to our shows.
'lhc annals of the FIIIIIch nnvy are
filled with the names of brave and able
scIIIIIcn each of whom IoouI ted (chIIlI
11s a IIIisircss. when the houorol‘ his
flux; was at stake, and among the
figures of these brave men there 10011.
the linger shops. of those who like
.i'muville. Duquesnc. and the Rullli De
Summon won high renown Its fleet III-
Inirnls. inferior to none of ::.113' IIII'HI3
oI‘ their day in martial prowess.
I addition to welcoming the limit)-
lll‘lilt‘ and official IchrcscIIIIItircs of
FI‘IuIIu hero present let mo. ills) ox
moss mv lIeIII'ticst acknowledgments
to our ionuer ambassador to l‘IuIs
leucrnl Horace Porter, to whose chIl-
Vous Iluvotion We pVarticIIluIly (l‘rt‘ it
tliu the body 01‘ John Paul Jones Il'l-i
been brought to our shores
“Hit“ the body was thus bunch!
(Wt'l the representatives of many (iif
feIIIIIII cities wmto to me each ask
but that it should find its last resting
plate in his city. But i tool that Ihc
place of all others in which the
IIIIIIIIIIIIy of the dead hero will 11101-1:
surc'i3 be a living force is here in An.
nupolls wIIIIIII yum by vonr we iIIIn
out the IIIidIilIlpIneiI who arc lo 01'-
ilwr in the future the navy. among
Lioundors the cloud man stands first
hinrcm'or, the future Iinvnl Ipfllccrs.
wholivo within these walls. will find
in lilt‘ rumor of tho man whose llfI-
we this day celebrate. not merely .1
"5111 loci for udmirutlon and respect. but
if“ object lesson to be taken into their
illllt‘l’Illltliit benris. Every oflimer III
our navy should know by heart the
doc is of John Paul Jones. Every of
licor in our navy should feel in each
fiber of his being the eager dcslrn to
emulate the oncrg). the protesslmul
capacity the lndomitublc dnirrininn
tion and countless room of dead.
which marked John Paul Jones :11 (we
all his follows.
The history of our uuvy, like the. his-
tory of 0111 nations only extends over
11 period of a century and a quarter
yet we already have many memories
of pride to thrill us as we road and
hear of what has been done by our
033mg men on the sea. from Perry
MacDonough to Farragut 0nd Dc-
woy. 'l‘bcno his rise include briili
Vsnt victories. on who. now and than.
defects only less honorable than the
victories thrmlclvos. b It the only 110‘
fonts In which his pram be given
are those where Inga nvy odds,
men llllim stood to the death In hope-
loss battle. it is well for every AMDI
ricuu officer to romombur that willie
s surrender may or may not be dchnI
Attila. the nun who refuusto tom:
9
oil
or need never made 0. d I:
one fact llillfltflWfi’flbfiOfil
“no goofing. ".11
Rfuy'aut
A.
1.. " irfle
I'll! all 97:.
autism "use cannons '
MW ‘1‘ch
Ally Substitute logslti‘l’iiiilg‘ 0
noes how much more comfortable you £0111, ,
“3‘2.
I tlilli
“8151“), nilDrugilehdSlme entrance. -I“
not accept any substitute.” Bennie sent ,MEE? , ‘
ALLEN s. onuscnn up not, it y.
other needs no explnnntiou. Moronvcf. ..
nu harms M
It cost
_ througo
.xi‘iivi’w: -
two“
m .4 "gowlnrn
wow"
Nicollofi,’
113.11 It instantly takes the song out of
new shoes feel easy. It is the greatest;
O
, ,
he who would win glory and honor
Vfor the. nation and for himself. must
not too closely count the odds if he‘
does he will never see such a day
as that when Cushing sunk the Al
bemnric.
In his fight with the Serapis Jones'
ship was so badly Inhaled that his op-
ponenl hailed him saying, “Has your
ship struck?“ to which Jones answer
ed “1 have not begun to light." The
spirit which inspired that (matter up-
bore the man who gave it and the
crew who served under him through
the fury of the battle. which flntally
ended in their triumpth it was the
slime spirit which marked the common
acre of the Cumberland and the Con
gIcss. when they met in equal gloni
ous thoughtless fortunate lute. 'llIe
Cumberland sunk her flag flying. and H
her guns firing with the docks swash.
while, when summoned to surrender, V' ‘
Morris replied, "Never, 1'" sink along.
side' and made his words nod. lln
medletoly, after the Gumbo and was ’
sunk the Congress Wat-1 attacked. and ‘
her coInnndcr Lieutenant. J06 Smith
was killed After lighting until she
was helpicss, and being unable to
bring her guns to bear the ship wls
surrendered; but when Smith's father.
old Comnmdorc Joe Smith who was on
duty ill, Washington, saw the dispatch~
us from Fort Mom-or,I that the Con-
gross 11nd hoisted Ibo whit..- ring. 11"
snid quietly, “Then Joe‘s Item 2." $1111:
ly no father could wish to fool .1 proud
er certainty of his boy's behsvi 2r than
the old commodore showed 110 pos-
sessed when ho. thus spoke: and no
11m nl omwr could hope to win a liner
epituph
We have met today to do honor to
thI mighi3 dead. V
wcrds of IIdmiration-sro but as sound
lng brass and tinkling cymbals if we
do not by steady preparation and by
the cultivation of soul and mind and
body fit ourselves so that in 1.11111 of.
need We shall be prepared to omit-
into then deeds.
but every midsllipmcn who passed
through this institution roquuIbor. as ‘
he looks upon the tomb of John Paul
Jones, that while no courage can atone .
for the luck of that efficiency which
comes only through careful propura-I
tion in advance through careful uninI
big of the men. and careful, fitting out
of the engines of War, yet that none
of those things can sv‘ail unless in
the moment of crisis the heart rises
level with the crisis. The nuvy whose ‘
captains will not surrender are sure in
the long run to whip the navy whose ~
unless the ma -
captains will surrender,
equality of skill or force In prodigious.
The c c which never yields cannot
take the place of the possession of
good ships and good weapons and the '
ability skillfully to use these ships
and theme weapons; but its presence
will often atone for many other short I.
comings. and if with it are combined
the other .nlillisry qualities. the for-
tun‘nt‘e obhtir becomes 11 literally invin-
cib e. .
PROFESSOR PAINE DEAD.
owns more than. April 25. ——-Prof.
Joli Kowles Whine dlrcrmr of the
musical «department lit iiuIvnrd Uni
vcrslty since 1875. and a well known
compoaor and authority on music, died
suddenly Iodity III boots in this city
from pneumonia. He was born at
l’orti claim. in 1839.
amino ind not been in good
howl: form your or more. but he was
Mil cum to his homo and won out
“A last Sunday. On that day he
treated a cold and this developed
quickly into pneumonia. He was one
of the mast pramlncnt members of
ity ““and his nuns on
was known
its w rid.
NATIONAL All“? DADA”;
npecisi orders livers stood fromth
cities oil; would. unmet. “ii
d .1111 tie
up distress
cc
' ynd‘cc . and he in
mm the milk
on-
of First Lieutc Ant. ‘
its.
loom V
ill
‘ The grant feature oi um class initia-
“I I ’“Wisg‘hlinédhsnlnr ,
.3 . V
~ , nextv'l‘hursdu
Remember that our ‘
I lit B.
will lie
Winona the It
rm bfmlilomiis' an
titration of Grant
present and will 11ch on
part in the festivities of that even
tlon will he the Work of the degree
mm of the Greenwich tribe which is
, one of tho- youngostat nuts in the cute,
but has already noun red the: repute
mine to Dunbury in live large autowo
bliss.de it is onto that three others
from gi-senwich will bring other Rod
Men from- that lace to see the work
Three autumn ion from South Nor-
Port Chester urcIulso expected. Ibrins
those cities. The meat chiefs of Con
~11ootinnt,.wbo will Inset in Biidgenort
afternoon are expected
to come to notify after that meet;
In; in a big automobile.
The Dun uryV tribe has recently tak-
on on new life and the owning class in-
ltinlion will be the result of It recent
its leading members .
The Connecticut edition of the New
York Sunday Herald contained a large
picture of the working team from
Gr enwich which willdnltlato the large
age on Thursday night III this city
~Dnnbury Newser‘I -
a 'c. i W
MiLITlA FIGURES 0F MERIT.
Company 0 Rated 8934. and Company
. F- Rated”
The figures of merit of the various
organizations of the Connecticut Nu-
Vtiouul Guard were announced yester-
day as iollows: ‘
, Hospital Corps. 94.69
Signal Corps. 92.25
Troop A, Cavalry. 90.05
Battery A. 81.73
Machine Gun Buttery, 90,20
Coast Artillery. ‘ 75.98
First lufautry.V 88.78
Second Infantry. 92.34
Third Infantry. 85.73
Separate Company. 88.38
Nuvnl Battalion. 82.81
Company 1) :Norwnlk. 89.31
tidbii
coldness it Noitwslk
DISTIN‘ oIrIV' " I 11:
suns a’II’I‘I Torcon‘s ‘
Filll. MEN.
con-m Clothes for Men
A Nobby Suck Suit. tailored
as you expect it. right to all de-
tails,
815.00 to $25.00.
Other good styles from $10.00
up.
Open Wednesday evenings, us
well as Monday 'und - Saturday.
J oseph Darcie,
TMLORI. .
'CLOleiER
ii‘ Washingtm dim do. NoIIwailI. ‘
t
we,» s 4H4“
. {am ' ' “ ' prison the head of‘
no order in Connecticut. who will be
important ‘
tion of beta: the best. This team will '
walk one from Etnmfcrd and one frqu ‘
inc some or the lentil on Red Men of ii-
i
boom and the bum work of many of h
Iholtle guaranteed by F.
. walk. Druggists.
‘ bottle free.
‘ “ continua.
following from New 3 van. I.
1, .
friends in iiurttord county 'nro bI-I-
ginning to discuss him in that oounoc
lion. A pnictionl difficulty may do
mum in the from thaw-Vere senator
Sloper to come out.« Vr Lieutenimt
Govorgnor Hartfoid County would have
two candida on the state ticket
I both Senator'“sinpc1 and Snooker
Holcomb of Southington, who is slat-
od or controller. I
“Secretary of the State Bodenwien.
of New London who was reported in
the Tribune recently as likely to have
the Republican nomination for Snore-
tary again if he desired it. is now no
dorstoori to have told his friends that
he would like theInonIhIntion. Sucre
tnIy Bodeanin has been in Washing-
with the last few days as ‘ll guest
of Congressman Lilley. and it is
received some consideration from
them. .
“The state trensurershlp. on the
Republican ticket is an oillco. that is
at present begging. Treasurer Walsh
of Greenwich. will probably not de-
sire a return and there is no Fairilcld
Republican Just now who wants the
place. “
‘ HUMAN BLOOD MARKS.
A tale of horror was told by marks
of human blood in‘ the home of J. W
Williams. a well-known. merchant 01
Sue. Ky. He writes: "Twenty yours
ago i had severe hemorrhages of the
lungs and was near death when i be
gun taking Dr. Kings New Discovery
it completely cured me and i have re-
mained woll ever since " it cures
Hemorrhngcs Chronic Coughs Settled
Colds and Bronchitis. and is the only
known cure for Wonk Lungs. Even
H. Baxter.
South Norwulk, and E. P. Weed, Nor-
50c 1111116100. Trlfl
I
FIRE 1N oiuo MINES.
SALINE Vinnie 01110., April
25“
Titles hundred miners were thrown
out of work b3 the complete destruc
Lion of the shafts and tipples of the
Slopv mines of the Ohio and Pennsyl-
vnnln Company here today by fire.
- The origin is unknown. and the loss
is heavy
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
Barr's runnrnn
ONE WEEK, APRIL 23m:
wsoussoAv AND sAroiIoAv
MATINEEB.
IRA w. JACKSON
room: t 0 Only -
CLARA TURNER ND HER COM
PANY
; of Players“ I
. REPIRTOIRE.
Evenings.
Wedncsday-V-Wh Men Tompt Women
,' Thursday-Refit s. tho Burglar.
Friday—Why Dir-Is as wrong.
Saturday—Tho Shop' Girl. ‘
Motions.
Wednesday—No Mother to Shield Her.
. Saturday—Who Boy Detective.
PRICES.
Matinee. 100 sodas
Evenings 10c. 20c and 30:
Monday Night is 1.:st Night.
161': and this coupon entities the
‘ holder to I 30c reserved «at. Tickets
limited to 300.
"GLOVERS "it PLACE ”
I, Ipccial Att'cntion In Called to the Many
New and Origlndi Mylo-
‘ Display": I‘h
sprint and Slimmer
Footwear
. III the way of h‘hnd‘somc, durable and stylish Window Draperio
88-85 Washington Street.
thought that Connecticut slate affairs ‘ '
‘ We are now prepared to meet the demands of the most particill"
have We shown such It vurled line ‘uud all moderately priced.
inspection of the greatest line over shown in South Nbrwalk.
RUPFLID MUBLIN CURTAINS, at 500, 59c, 75c and '1. Eli.
NOTTINGHAM, civics and prices to please all at 81.00, 01%
to $3. 00.
ARABIAN. with heavy can and lace effects at 3100 315031 ‘
$2. 50.
CROSS STRIPE. with color effects to match wall papers, at $1.
and $1 98
Pcrticru, Couch Covers, Tapestry. Piece Goods. Bran Pol"
Brackets Pole Ends. Rings. Etc.
A Great Showing of Muslim for sun Curtains and Window 81111
m
tunity to get a new Spring Hat at very little cost.
N. E. RYAN e 00.
as WASHINGTON STREET, J
nth Norwalk.
OF COAL on
that cannot find (I place ‘
because our customers wnut’
honest coal. ‘ . .
.3 If you want the but cool " ‘
' I ~order from us, and you
' best grade.
Prudent people are having
. put in today In case of I [on
arising later.
Harris 8t Guns A
Sheets. Pillow Cases, 'l‘owelings. Table Linens. Napkins will be
astonishingly low prices.
BASEMENT.
ilnve you ever visited our Kitchen Department? if not it will my
to do so. We have everything a lion sekeeper could wish for.
_ We carry a full line of Mnttiugs,01l Cloths, Linolculns. Windowflh‘
Sash Rods, Curtain Poles, ’i‘r'uuks. Suit Cases etc.
92 Washington Street.
11-.”—
OLD KING COAL i8 " ‘ .
HAVING A LIVELY TIME . ..
lust now, and is playing havoc all ' 5
Over the country, but he will settle
down to business mound-bye. Mean.
while we qu d in: business at the
sinus old stand and are supplying the
needs of the people of The Norwalks
with just as good and Just as clean and
satisfactory. coal us we have ever sold
before. 111111 If you need a new supply.
Just send in: your Order and We ‘Iyiil
deliver at once.
310 Daniel Keogh Coal do
It Auvicw Am. muons. 548
. BRANCH OFFICES.
up No Into snim on c:
grlwybiug IgorcIWiIhln‘utofi atrgot
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