cordially and r eternal-
,. Internally cu rs. '
our u. witcox. my.
instills manner: Let therebo
_ books published for ten years.
rs will empty their overloaded
.t‘book'seilers will dispose of
producing gorgeous royalties,
d be authors will have time for
needed reflection. The circqu
yibrary reader Will be able to dis-
‘ fiew much delight there is in the
. novels—the romances of Scott.
Dailies 'snd Belsac The book boy-
will not only But on his shelves
. dimly tho‘ greet historians. biog-
Mrs and tra'vei‘l‘er's of the past,
diffs will become more placid. A
taste in reading will grow up.
my books will be‘ reprinted
that are now well nigh unattainable.
The Swedish savsnt Ryberg has
suggested that the discovery of the
‘ icihe‘element ,betargon in, the air
echo the theory of a anniver-
Ildnoophere extending betweenthe
planets and throughout the solar sys-
' tom. This gas. it is said, was already
sum; to exist in the. sun before Its
«honorary. some eight or nine years
e'lnrcthat is. in the immediate sur-
gs of the sun. in all comets
one. )meteorlties—from which facts
' Medial: scientists infers that it
titties a common atmosphere for
lie and Persian cats. Princess
er of Tack, and Prince Mau-
Bhttenhurg also possess value.-
Winona. but the real cat fon-
snicng the’royal family of Great
s4 is the Princess Victoria of
ing-Holstein, and the only royal
% is is the one established at Cum-
lodge. This has been arrang-
g the most up to date principles.
«And has ourtained windows and a front
deer with I. knoclrer and letter box.
portals are surmounted by a
m and the initials "v. s. u."
SHIONO “AL: CULINARY.
Whats Pie: «This makes a nice
fiendish; iss good way of using
' . d meat. Put some potatoes on
book." then cut any kind of cold
this small neat slices. sprinkl-
t slightly with salt pepper and
herbs. Put a layer into a pic
on a layer of raw potato sliced
as possible and a sprinkle
”teed onion. Continue. with al-
: Ayers of meat. potatoes and
’ tint“ the dish is nearly full.
yiittls gravy or hot water and
er all. Mash the potatoes,
done. with butter. milk, pepper
' spread neatly over the in oak
of the top. and bake in s. qui
for about forty-five minutes.‘
“Englishwemsn "
l imitationsof fuchsiss. gra-
{P 49 his are wrought by the manu-
leiweler into lovely necklac-
reoche s.
A the sleeves on negligeea are
y are frequently of allover
tting closely the whole length
m. and finished with ornamen-
' of the material of which the
made.
1 . rudciai roses in natural shad-
t, ace ruffles on some dainty
' and form the accompaning hair
t. Ribbon suspenders and
of the same delicate shade._
iflcatloa of the Peter Pan tur.
flown by an exclusive metropo-
Thc soft left is somewhat
the regulation Peter Pan.
i: into a coeuettishly becom-
uld trimmed with soft silk
lags quill. These chic hate
3 lied a’ remarkable popularity
Mfied by their plquant be
' ,4to youthful faces
ed dots. with or without
clocks. are highly is-
s hosiery. The embroi-
n a contrasting shade.
l. frequently: 'ln self color.
ideas in ombroideries still
”the now waist patterns
. ctlvely Japanese designs of
Whomum, the iris or the as
lines and smell waistl de-
e fashionable figure
e‘orsetilng Imperative.
e
.. ll
' one of this item to
they do now: conseq-
lime and
Y-
perfect levels that
' the gray evening
Islander waist is lus-
of’th‘o narrow rib-
~ In front with two
1
ii“. me.“ lo 00D"
and beaten egg
a save: Ml“
are words on everlasting solution of
mOMoneIthsmorsl unltyofthe-
[any peo-
elr prayers by invoking
of- magic and holiness. These
unlitles do not present to us thoughts
911ch which mobs approach to Him
. When. however. we spool: of
(led as our Father. the vision which
rises before us assures us of wel-
some. Only men of the highest rank
are admitted to the king's presence.
and only at the king's pleasure. The
children of the king are not shut out
by any court rules. no ceremonleus
manner prescribes their approach to
the throne-Abe king is their father.
God is our Father: this assures us of
access to min at all times.
Every shoa's religion. every man's
character will depend upon his
thoughts of and: the real God is to
us precisely what we make Him to be.
We see Him as our thoughts repre-
sent Him. Our thoughts do not change
the divine nature. Thoughts only ef-
fect us Our lives will be the outside
if our idea oi God. We are happy.
rindm‘d forgiving if our views of
God‘s nature 41 these virtues in
our lives. we re grim. gloomy and
.inkihd,1f we believe this to be the
insulator of God.
God is the Father of all men. The
divine image has been defaced not
.ffaced. A son may lose the actual
privilege of sonsblp. but he cannot
cease to be a son. A father may with-
hold the expression of fatherhood. but
is cannot annihilate the fact of fath-
erhood. The prodigal son never ceas
ed to be a son.
ceased to be a father.
What a libel on God the Father that
lie has provided an atonement for his
special friends. that while Jesus died
for the whole world. he died so effec-
:ually for a certain number. The bless-
ings of Christ's atoning work is bound-
id by but one condition—that you ac-
:ept it He cannot save the sinner
who refuses to be saved. Your soul' s
relation to God rests wholly on your
will. God wills that all men should
be saved. but lie does not force the
vill of man. Ourclove must be free
and our obedience spontaneous.
Christ's grace. while sufficient for
ill. .is efilicent only for those that
claim it. The air is free to all. but
if it Is to purify-your blood you must
breathe it in. 4-
Oliver Wendell Holmes has truth-
fully said that “many of the noblest
and most beautiful traits in a man
treleft undeveloped and unperfected
until he knows what." is to have a4
little child look untohls face and say
Fatbar.’ " Now if the name of father
has such power with earthly parents.
what power may we not expect that
word “our" Father from the lips of
his children to have with the Father
in Heaven. ‘
The mini father suggests the dis»
city of human nature; man is made in
he image of God. Lift up your head:
at no mhn despise thee; God Is your
Father. you are the heir of His love.
You ought to be a sharer in his glory
What should we be to such a God?
We should be like Him. and the like
mess should be such that everybody
should see it. I once saw a. man in
prison who confessed having given a
faisename to the authorities, assign-
ing as his reason that he oouldinot
bear the thought of dlshonorlng his
father’ s name.
If a child lives worthily he honors
his parents before the world. Our life
is the interpretation of God's word to
the world. The only Bible the world
roads is the Christian. The deeper
our holiness the more inexhaustibly
divine the word Father becomes to us.
Our life itself should declare God.
You may be in doubt of others. but
not of a good father. if there is any
one you can love. trust and feel at
home with. it is father. There is noth-
ing you cannot tell your father: he
may not make much ado about it. but
you and comfort you and whatever
you can carry to an earthly father, you
can carry to the Father in heaven.
Yes. you can take to Him what you
cannot take to anyone else. if your
father won 't’ conic to your help nobody
will and the greater your need. just the
more are you shut up to look to him.
And so with God.
Whenyou think of God, you think
of Him with fear and trembling. He
so hates sin that when your sins come
to your remembrance you only think
of Him as an angry God and stand in
dread of Him. You picture Him to
yourself as the Great Judge sitting
on a throne of judgment. welcoming
the good to heaven and turning down
the bad. When trials come you are
told that God sends them and ,VOII
thlnlt of God as one only to bc dreaded.
But the one thought 14 have sought to
impressupon your minds and that. I
wish to leave with youtoday. is the
thought that (led is a father; that lie
is gentle; kind and loving; who for
the asking will forgive and forget your
airrs—-“all his transgressions that he
hath committedthey shalt not be
nu.~.itloiied unto him."
A}:
REVIVAL seamen m cannons.
'fle revival services in Cannons
Mbliindist Episcopal Church were very
successfully concluded yesterday.
During the week fifteen meetings were
held. and ever 100 persons attended
the services * £14m night the service
continued MI 10 o'clock rogue“ was
the in he simiagfihy Farmer
Dellr bo'. soprano was lis-
w. have said Our l‘othsr from law '
, only 4
the incomprehensible one. the
The father never 41].
RED-MEN
he will sympathize with you and help '
“Nimbus“ N fuller-goo
ogeLe
mploklywesnontond
aohed hiltho time. Iliad
Lam
Dissolves end expols
the whole feminineoy
Women sufering from
THE GOGPEL liN‘THE HYMNB.
During Thursday evenings In Fair
ruary at the First Methodist Episcopal
Church prayer meetings at 7: 30
o'clock. the general topic will be
The Gospel in the Hymns The re- .
viva! services having been deferred
until March. the pastor Rev. W. W T.
Duncan. will deliver a short address
on one of the great hymns in the
Church Hymnal, the subjects being as
follows:
February 7—The Compensations for
the Christian' s Trials. Hymn No 456. |
February il—The Saving Compas-
sion of Christ. Hymn No 423.
February 21—Grnce for .the Strain
of Tell, the Fret of Care. Hymn No.
February 28~The Cure of DIBCOIIlr'
agement in Well Doing. Hymn No. 392.
GENERAL HOLABIRD DEAD.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 4.—Brlgndicr-
General Samuel Beckiey Holablrd re~
tired, one of the oldest and best known
United States Army officers in the
country. and former quartermaster-
general. died in this "city yesterday.
GASOLENE vAND ‘NAPHTHA AD-
A.NCED
CLEVELAND 0. Feb. l—Quota-
tions on sessions and naphtha were
again advanced one cent a. gallon by
the Standard Oil Company today.“
W
Ilia Grand Social Event
UNCAD TRIBE. NO. 26.
MUSIC HALL, South Nerwaik.
MONDAY ave. FEBRUARY 11. 1901.
Entertainment by the famous Wo-
wompon Quartet and others. including
the popular singers Rajottc. iiolt.
Lush. Tardod. Burger. Fenton and
Braithwaite.
REGULAR TICKETS. 50¢.
Balcony Tickets. 25c.
Doors open 7:30.. Entertainment 8,
and Grand March 9 o'clock.
Tickets on sale at Pleisted's, When.-
ley at Clark's. Clifford Pharmacy. Still-
son & Powel's, Coleman's. Brigger-
man‘s. or from all members.
F.'B. Coleman, Costumer, will be in
attendance.
No person allowed on the floor with-
Out mask until after masks off.
You are assured a. grand time.
Right reserved to "reject objection»
able parties.
NOTICE
lll BflllSlJMEHS.
we DESIRE TO FURNISH FIRST-
CLASS same: To one were»
ans. AND 170 THAT one we
wanna ass .WHEN yous oaa
LIGHT.48T0VE, Hearse on Lee is
NOT eivms 'surisa 8ATI8FAC~
TION +0 KINDLY Anviss us THAT
we MAY civa ir sooner ATTEN-
TIQN AND sunssvo‘a To sensor
ms nausea.
a“... fifths
toned to me great interest. Tues
day even]!!! there will be preaching
.byitev.m.‘
, bu it street
Tapthes. and on Friday
night a service will be held at the
how of Mr. and Mrs. Abbott in Burl.
hi..r‘
“wager“! confine?" ustiltho consols
Lydia B. More 3 Vegetable Compound
Mussels and horbohss been for
Mylo «ohm No other medicine
hminineills.
depoEo-mnbjsotblh
and extras» nomunohsnd wasoi
Tumors at an ear
tease the Stomach. (lures Headache on Indigestion
Eighth Annual
Masquerade': Ball
and ‘- .
Entertainment
Missts‘ . * ti.
or lrl'iziaeys. and that aches
snob“ :rocosd
dt..Be£slo. If. Y.. waitasr— “lwsa
Pinkhom's V table Compound completely cured ma. "
Lydia B. Pinhholn' s egetoblo Gourmand sures Female 00‘ , to.
such as Mochahl iisg and Displacements. sedan ,
“In!
“Ornate.
“Wash“
Mrs. Plnkhsm's Standing invitation to Woman
a? tense! female weakness are Invited to
write Mrs Pinkham. Lynn. ass. Her advice is free.
HOYT'S THEATRE
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3.
NEIL BURGESS
and His Big Production of Charles
Barnard' s Wilton-l Play
THE COUNTY FAIR.
Two Carloads of Scenery. Horses and
Mechanical Eifmts, Presenting
The Greatest Horse Race Scene Ever
Witn tn‘oeood.
s—THOROUGNBREDS—l
Running a Full Milo in Continuous
View of the Audience.
Prices ..... . ...... 851.35% and 750
chosen
4 GRAND oaA'reaio
Under [the direction or
Harry Pepper,
r at the
FIRST narrator-liar EPIBCOPAL
cHuacH
WEDNESDAY overlies, Feb. 13. '07
m, . , -"anm.a.,....-_. .
The . < .
Rollawaubialng
Rmk
is the place for recreati and healthy
exercise and Is becoming are popular
every week. Events fo ' thecorning
week comprise:
ATTRACTIONS OF THE WEIR:
SATURDAY EVENING
‘ Vocal Selections by Joseph McMahon
accompanied by Prof. Claus.
THURbDAY EVENING.
First Austral Mssqusrsde skating
event. special admission of twenty5
five cents s person; skates. ten cents
extra. Dkstlnp from 7: 30 to 1!.
with music by 9the erc‘llsstrs.
A balcony he. been built for the
benefit of~these who wish to sea the
rink while It Is It Its llvelleotlnd best
and for-spacial occasions. such as the . ,-,
masquerade ball on February 7.
i
f
NASH «I. YOUNGS.
Managers.
BASKET BALL.
NORWALK ARMORY. '
zvzirr Manon main --
The local Company F team is play-
ling the best Fives in the country. and
keeping Norwhlk in the front rank of
the game The best team that ever
represented this town can be seen any
Monday night at the Armory.
NEXT GAME“ ,
MONDAY EVENING. Fe: 4. '
DANBURY vs. 60
There Will be No Preliminary Daintb
DANCING FROM s O'OLOGK To 9.
AND FROM 10 T9 12. 4 '
dome Begins at 0 O’clock.
ADNISSION, '25. CENTS.
Bulimia dlhleiic
llllili’
RANDALL'I MALL,
EAST NMWAEK.
Gymnasium. shower
tls Classes. Iss’lr‘st MI
' r
a...
1 Ladies' Costa and Skirts.
TODAY
After the bi Clearance Sale not ended wens
o .LENGT s as. asunaurs
4. renew a, , a are either. moon sizes in women's smears,
u pupae a truss Gunow DISPLAY are. unease Lore
onions. m sA ALL ones A o “suns.
Today Marked l-‘ull‘y One- third Under Prices
WHILE THID DALI IS FOR ONLY ONE DAY,, MANY OF THE LOTS ARE OMALL AND WILL HAND
LY LAOT THAT LONG. THEREFOR E. IT WOULD PROFIT YOU TO IUY EARLY.
Odds & Ends in Men’s Neckties, bows. four-in- .
hands and strings; values ass to g“. g
1: Price rec. ’
mean can. And Eads. such as f
of some 3 and Linens. BLAN-
. J]. Clark 5 Spool Cotton, not all numbers; reg—
ular price 5c. Odds a Ends Price. 3%c sp.
“Hope" .Safety Pins, large and small sizes only;
regular price 5c. Odds & Ends Sale Price as.
Mohair Shoe Lacers, full length, six pairs in
package; regular price r5c.
Odds & Ends Sale Price no.
Women’s Belts in leather and silk, colors
white. brown and navyu'cgular price 25c.
Odds & Ends Sale Price 9c.
Odds & Ends in Men’s All Wool Drawers;
values up to $1. 75. Odds & Ends Price 69c.
Boys’ Sweaters, white only; regular price $r .5
Odds & Ends Price See. l
Odds & Ends in Men’s Shirts, mostly large
sizes (no medium sizes); regular price 50c.
Odds & Ends Sale Price 38c.
Odds & Ends in Women’ s Fancy Hose: regular
prices 39c to 50c. Odds & Ends Sale Price 29c
Women” 5 Golf Gloves, not all sizes; grey, white
and black; 50c quality. Odds & Ends Sale 33c.
Ladies’ Colored Border and Lace Trimmed
Handkerchiefs; 5c quality; slightly niusscd, 256C
THE BOSTON STORE
Spell Binding Values.
a
Baroales that aciuailu slim and surprise aré to
be got at ibis mightu '
Gigantic Clearance Sale.
ladies’ and Misses’ Su1ts.Coals. Skirts. Waists
and Millineru at less than half-price.
Willard Ilils Sale Daily. for Every Day We ”do“ on Sale Bargains.
The Fair Cloak & Fur Store.
58 Washing on Street. Sauth Norwalk.
~“Bluiraiiui Sale '
“W . .. 4.
"Hello, Leo," panmd the times
of Men’s ands-allow
Clothing , '4
you are working for them. ” i'“l ve been chasing a nice. tender lit-
at Hali- Price
“Yea," answered Senator Sorghum; tie antelope for an hour or more. Did
"but a good many of them have gotten it pass here?" "No." re lied th lion
the idea that I am omitting the mono licking his chops wgientedig'. "it
MEN'U AND IOYO' FURNISHER.
11 NO. MAIN IT. so. NORWALK.
sitlon. "-—-Waahington Star. didn’t pass her.e”—hilsdelphla Press.
45 Wall 5t. Nev-walk.
94 Washington 5b. 8c. Nerwsllr. .
Real [slate and landslide.
We have several decided bargains
in Income producing property that
must increase In value with the rapid
'gmwth ef the town.
"Your constituents must realise that
l'llIS DISH PAII
FR E E
Illiili Every Pelind can of our Sovereign Baking Powder.
50 Cents.
THE UNION PACIFIC TEA CO.
126 Washingten at, Booth Nor walk. . Next to Post Office.
Phone 655-2. 4 Free Delivery. . ,
I. 'I'hatthere is no other plm In
town giving our Pink Discount
Stamps.
That there Is no other place in
town selling these well-known
brands: Crown Aster. Gold Rock.
Mensrbh or our Maud 8. Brand
Flour..
That there is no other distributor"
of discount stamps, offering such
liberal Inducementl.
That our Tees and Coffees are "It"
as to quality and price. '
That buying your Groceries. Teas
‘ and Coffees, Canned Goods. Butter
and Eggs of us is a safeguard “to
SPECIALwCLEARING TALE
Ladies' and Gent's Furnishings, Dry
and Dress Goods. Shoes and Rubbers.
Also Men’s
Enacted
23;.0hildrsu's Clothing" At less than .
' L. s. N‘YA av. ““8“an
15 Ely Ave. spurs Nerwsllr. 4-
”Cdll Yetiheat Ii 7‘ .50 "Antes
5.
Saxon Oats. cup and saucer free . 23c 3 ' ‘ ..
lo Werrantud Eggs 33c acts. your health.
1,5" pk. Fancy Sweets . ........ 23¢: .
3 'lbs.’»l-iead Rice “ 23c ‘ BUY FOR CASH—*GET FRESH 600138..
3qts.Pea4Beans..........‘; -,23(? 4
l dos. Fancy Lemons ...... 23c . 8w or r0 9
conkers Naphtha Soap. .23c y
Joseloff’s 4‘ out. Nerwhlk. rsLsPi-ious. ‘ ' ‘ 4 mm“,
Call. 440. , 4 a 4». , 4 .1 "r GINA”.
72 Ne. Mdln 8‘. De. Norwaik.
Phone ass-s.
You not“
THE BEST TEA AND COFEEE to be found in Norwalk. Come
4 right here and at it. as we grids ourselves in. hsvl only the best
13Park 8: Tiliorcl
. FINI
Nines, Liquor: one (liners
' that money caufiuy. You to Ilrecelv‘s the best value or your money
of any store in town. 4 We suit hundreds of people. We can suit you.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
. . maniac osocaa. ,.. . -
‘33 WEST WASHINGTON 3T" mm "any“; .
“301361 “01rd”.
curries carriers.
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