. “W 9°.
“Aptdh‘Giddii’dlhs,
5 14¢...
"Genuine airbase“. 21
Inches wide. with tnill tlcltets.
guaranteed colors. Not more
than Q yards to a customer.
' :66 duality. in
:ry'besim quality.
W
ing is the eulogy of Rev.
memo Iaervice
flit?" John Loo wood, b
“it Historical’and Memoris
Pas
rt, restrictedly. as we under-
, allotted ourselves at this
are» a tiprop’riate function, is
WW of the history- raon-
ate it oi the
ra-fhm
“which the omcevbehtted and
tend am president. oi tlrla:
uoawaa so actively and or
unfair and to the met».
% which family he was.
no landahly and so loyally I
, therefore the courtesy oi your l
- touchy ingberu'oor‘iam Loch-
”gsseal y coal at
. was “crates, a little raggedi
‘ urchin? was one oddly. but dur-
sort of pieaumry parley salted
. t transient. lie was the
‘ef. was‘ the peninau
ply. The name of Lock-
a familiar one, and
tame trots homo.
‘ Iothatinrenrarkingeon I
11 hdarthstone psdiaree wel
M new CW"! any
9 I I m are indulging any dc-
ushich fanci-
is “heat is more
r yeaae. itio
tihereissomt has"
" I
"I
if
and. Mt! ought
t oi. The
is ll .tohe weak:
m! wonderlal strength
Iathch in the seven hand-
oi Ur
is at,
lit
mall Alps. a project now agitating Can-
i
”a; tlihl than what the modliying lens rep-
resents it today. Is this conclusion as
ted tootharth ”and
mark auh
I
notI .iiltsrsoaa war
In his advance a
field and Norwal.
U III is Hartford shown. remnaatratetl
with the III-lush eammaadaat for da-
at oylag the prepavt worthy Ant- V
I ~ It?" ‘ »
’L ‘ ‘ ‘. .l in» I
250 .
Plaid Sailings.
.100
Five piece». all the one de-
sign and coloring. Coat at
wholesale 27:: yard. As cheap.
it not less than common
print.
Laces and lnser?
lions
Torchona, Edges and Inner-
tlons. width: up to 5 inches.
good lengths. 6c to “it: is the
regular price. Two days.
Stiff Embroider-
‘ 6 ed Collars
All white and strip.» ei-
fscts. All sires, 12 to it.
Good ou'alily. Regular prim-
2iic. Two days,
'fl'OIl IliIi Majesty. Edward vii a prov-
lnée' caused to he sent us. this past
winter. lovely views taken near Parr-
town. now the City of fit. John' a, New
intnawlclr, in' our north. or northeast-
li'li, ”adjoining king's dominion. These
no no cuts of any Jack the Giant Kll
era order but are of such highly re-
ined flavor that their tone. at once.
tommonda ltselt to flattering favor.
.l’e, nevertheless. thought we discern-
"d a law In the bewitching scenery
'e-prodnetion so generously mailed na.
Nould all this artenhanced scenery
rave appeared as grandly to our Nor-
walk fathers. our Norwaik St. John
fathers, the blooded fathers of the re-
membrance-venerated subject oi this
evening's commemoration as the or‘
lginal did. Would. could the extraor-
dinarily delectable portrayal of the
translucent, tundfttl 'i'ahusinta river
'n New Brunswick. made in i905. and
Vorwalk forwarded In not have satia-
led Jonathan Ketchuln, nd his truly
-ulture-destlned honseho the stern
tern oi which thither rumored aiter
l‘ryon had thrown his biasing ingot
aside their fireside precinta. now the
'ealdentlsl site of our East avenue
tolonel P. at. John Lockwood granite
'smily seat; is it posaihle. i ask, for
his more artillclal portrayal at that
ivulct to appeal to Its as forcibly
It did its ancient graphic beauty to
he Norwalk Ketchunta oi "at. I trow
tot. We believe in development. but
ow is it possible to develop the eter-
l.l‘.urope
lint aside from just this-«sentiment
oma may deem lt~geography showa
Ind scores that what we have advanc-
d is correct. The very country of
which we are speaking, the country
rhieh. after the American revolution,
In such a tnagaet to our Norwalk
',ollt was vastly more naturally bean-
to modern Illustration. modern pic-
.ttrllation only a whim?
lieallty opposed to resemblance is.
Is on may have already guessed. our
.ll t'a tribute mitt-idea. to whichi
rlbute it is time to proceed.
The old truth In the matter at the
hammer soundness. and character
liability. and character mpremacy of
he Frederick tit. .Ioha Imkwood
branch oi the large Norwallt lukwood
family III of splendid aemnt. Ithacy
’atnil y dreaming carrleaao great
weight. “at tial eflctlngis
wasonr
t'a chi
Isl naneral iaatnei Ii.
tailed to resist Trust
New Haven. l'alr-
'l'ltiaaaare Paraaaa
The Castle
‘5‘
Two Wonderful , " Bargain Days.
LEAN -Ul’- of all Odds and Ends, Odd Sizes. Odd Garments,
Single Pieces, Remnants Etc, together with malty new lots
oiearly mmmummm Maryann-comment
Medium WeightycoodslorSptirtgattdeailySmcrwesr. Wedonot guarantee every lot
tolasttitetwodays-oomeoitheatwillonlyllstsfewhoun. SOBEWISE—BEONIIAND
EARLY TOMORROW MORNING.
EXTRA !
.u. t'
e .
EXTRA !
LADIES’ REGULAR $20.00 NEW SPRING SUITS; new models; colors. blue. brown
and mixtures; ten different styles; dip front coats; skirts gored
and pleated. The regular price is 820.00; two days' sale,-
$12. 98
Women s Ribbed
Trimming l’éti’ti ' "
Braids Buttons Underwear
Rcmtlttr ' me. Mr. ”a" "twist- toe to the quality not: and 69c Vests anti
llralds, aim iancv Sill. Buttons. Ilfll'fl‘wllllt', moi
Pants, {:0de yarn, guurnn-
teed sizes. 'l‘wo daya.
36c
Gultupa. all colors and widths.
While the lot. lasts.
5c yd.
”00000000000000.9000.”
pearl and lint quality.
I :;t:. as the lot luata.
6c. card
Al.
i
000W W000 W
Ladies’ 12 l-2c‘ Black $1.00 Leather
Gloves Socks Wrist Bags
Fifty meat quality (Mush Plain or Fancy Figured .tlso maelope atylc. all
more lv'leeced Glut-ms Itouluo
linger tips Standard mulu
For two days
Itoclitt. ull alzea‘ltt the various
kinda while they lost. Choose
ll
leathers 'antl every color.
solid frames. purse llttI-Il.
Think of it!
I. John Grumman l-liii. fell under the auction-
'sagulnlty. is gennane to our lnfar- tt-rwartl (loloml Iluohlngh
once as to the rating, fact and virtue Lockwood the to this day rdiult; eer'a hammer. The colonel let the
:oithe family we are speaking of. And recalled llit'l' (Ittthe late (‘oloucl competition between himself end It
New York state prospector proceed
until the knockdown oiler was called
lot. I hid one dollar more per acre
than. .'~.Ir. Lockwood. advanced the
tl'estcheatur aspirant. and took the
coveted at rip.
The children of Colonel llucltlnghnm
Lockwood were suit-respecting. as
surely there was no reason why they
:Ihould not have so been. and they
respected the worthiul in others. Their
lather. even witthears bowed down.
had a way of halting for a second as
though he would reach back. In pass-
tag, to pay a civility. and his daughter.
Miss Julia Abigail. and her brother.
William Buckingham l-Jliphulet, prac-
ticed. in a measure. the same court"-
Itesa. iioth sons and daughters seemed
touched with the chivalry sense. and
unuctloned by their fathers' and grand
inthers‘ example shared. with these
ancestors, the noncommon portraiture.
and our society‘s first head was
equal to demands other than these:
«coal to marital demands as well ar
the demands of the farm. and of tin-
.tuce. and friendliness. When you
heard that strong voice In the harvest
field. it was Irresistible. and when the
board of directors made choice of him
tor the vacant seat. of such as Henry
lleldcn. or lleury Morgan. or Charley
laaaca.‘ he tilled the Ilnancial place.
lie was principled. he was prudent.
lie knew that the end of II bank bill
was circulation, but that balloon oirv
'culatlon was swamplng. He knew
what property meant, and he also
knew the limitations of property. lie
was not Ignorant oi the checks that
even wealth demands. Lam prim
may be desirable. but large prices
have their periods. lie was aware
that famine creates famine prices. and
iwar. war prices. and hard times. hard
times prices. and steered and steadied
the old l‘slriield County ahip oi mon-
eyed state through tranquil and
through more tnautltona waters.
Ladies and gentlemen. and friends
all and everywhere. oi the Norwaik
Illstorieal Society. allow your mouth-
piece on this occasion to thank you
for the opportunity of speaking In
memory at the family oi this associa-
tion's virgin head. Colonel Frederick
It. John Lockwood We shall long.
thank (Ind. have an odipial name at
which teh'e sad enter the rare
Ithere is a deal of not dltogether ah. Frederick .‘lt .iohh oekwood. ('ol.
stract inducntlality either. to be found Ilucklaghsnt i.m- it in rled the mother-
ln much at earlier Norwailt personal ly Polly Esther, daughter of William
standing story .Ioslab Raymond a St John. which Polly Esther had for
itIrther good name. vented. on the old her mother the sister at lltrmy III!
lloyt sloop dock in upper Norwallt. den and With .{ niece oi the lmt‘oro-
words that were applutt of gold New referred to Amuu Iieltleu who when
this instances the pride—call It pride he visited .‘I'ora'ullt from Forum, I'Mli'
of birth, or pride of breeding, or pride hither in l-lngllsh sLyle.
°l behaving—that Cl”- l”WWW“. We emptasize there incidents. he-
mmed to appreciate. and I M! 0' curiae our late pmldflil adhered to
Lockwood "I"? “ll“ descent spraying the trndltlom oi such coitnectiuushlp
may Mill on to comvrrhend Manly with feulty .qu fidelity. and to llit
why ll? appreciated ll “I WP” M ll"r Itm light oi the caac it was a demo-
hfll’fl 39"? to disclose ”I" "1" l" (Iulli' coutlmloo that prompted him
”MW by appointing "I '0 l'WIW'I' lie had no rem-nu to be ashhmrtl oi
"Ill ”It" hla hnct-atora' {Silaftlh Iaiher. then
Ephraim Lockwood was the founder was strong ground for his admiration
oi the Norwslk Lockwood hearthatone ni this itlflllli-l and could any lover
and his son. Eliphalet. the parent oi oi manllneas tail to exercise the rir
that branch of the family from which met lle won out one who turn his
the deceased Colonel Frederick SI.‘ ieellnga and tutultlI-a a common (-qu
John Loekwood sprang ltnodity, upon the market. lie was
3|“,th [mk'md married Marv right natured exclusive. as in tin-
(lold of Stamford which w“ not i. particular of IIII-iulneps ht.- Was right-
simple twoand-twomaklng-iOIIr “"dIuaIIIredly lueacluaive. The testimony
at union The fluid name w” a name, I at one. still living who saw him when
out of the ordlrlary Of course the h" “ll" "0' Y" ""9 d" 0": and "h"
presence of this kind oi blood 0,. that continued to It"? him every day for
gm of blood is. from the annalist'a unite. a period, as he was treated in
mpmun men” a m".' 0' "0' ”I0 'Ol'mt‘f "linuln‘h‘m Lockwood.
m, n. "gum, or non-potency does 5 new line ’l'reatlwell premises. on 50th
not concern him “mm, as . m,",,_,at'entte, and with whom she was inti-
But one who i,“ m, historic spirit mate until his death day. la gratifyan
is more of m, Lord ltlldou. or Lord testimony. lie was not an Indlacrlnt-
“9.1.4.3. make up Cause and effect lnnte hall icilow, neither was he a
"my into m. calculations. "a one scorniul anther In this particular. lie
through whose veins the life current V“ " ”00"" youth.‘and "ll“ ‘9 W"
of Nathan (lold coursed watt lost so M" “""l'lb'llt‘il largely l0 CM“ '00“
far eminent. 11“, head of the house ieellug and chum good iullowahlp.
of the Guide w" . ”"mun'm' man. How oitett he would lead his compan-
His name did not hang on every bush, '0'“ "I ma. how irennently acconv
We ill- Icelandic same. lags. it did my ll‘lIm in their glee escttraiona.
not imply an nthlng you chose to make? lie shook hand» with his contempor-
It limp , .yg was considerable to titles and albeit he never lost his dig-
the 0914., They were strong "um um, nor decorum; neither did he lone
tore, up. It was . distinction to he hlII delightfalueaa a his contem-
children 91“". fathers “a brethren porariea. What he a bin ulstcrs
of lineage. Still he ['6'. more or b" were in the local church choirs. and
than less in this. hackinghant look- 2"": mm": in ltlll"l"""'°"“u""' “é ,
, . . II as eruga ateaa 0 sea
"M m mm” m m" me their liberal intuitions and liberal in-
Isaae leases. and Dr 'l'hsd-
deus Brits. and lint. lattes Gregory Isntloaa. lie couttaeadahiy turned his
time and talents tows s the agreeable
were let the worse were not in the
overload and the helpiul. wh h gave one an
least deans dot by their field
sanity and association. Their rolls insight into hip latter mung. There
are only two good ,atreeta Ia Athena.
were not saved by the same; oh. no;
neither were the odds against them wrote President Italian or Harvard
University. One is
by reasoseilt. limes meet.
an let. sea “at llphrala Lockwood, when the king hm. that the other
l
M W id. had a son. eoloa atreet.wheve I live. Our de- privilege oi ting. May the same
star-it It. Is. who taar- edirieadat mats hitch. loved chit-use II- to It» Moro-m a!
tied. at the age at twantyaevaa. a yanvl t; and his early. all that is grand and good. and my
damn at Rev. Mas flawley.oi otherwalk horse was sisal a home: a the ”minimum rest.
hidaadaid and here. agate. wsa twins» .m. at "mania sheer and auto let to
jour mm
Wesyatpathiae with you in the loss
jyou have aastaihadi hy the removal oi
roar eacapiioaaily eaalitied chief. Nev-
. Worthless we treat mounds“ yoa
I... "our":
sites he
mt! In
l
M79
0!
II; loan. for ssraral can. at
“minnow.“uamt
Corset Covers,
. 19c ' ‘
i‘ine Camhtic French Cov-
era, high or low net-it. lace
,or Hamburg trim. Perfect
While they last.
out.
Regular 59c
English Muhair,
39c
Black and navy blue. Very
flrm quality, good weight.
our usual 59c grade. While
the lot lasts.
Handke'réhiéis ‘
White or colored borders.
ior‘ men. women or children.
also the plaids? The very
newest idea. he quality.
3c
‘ Men’s Med. Wgt.
Underwcar
Medium, weight Wool
Shirts and Drawers. patent
seams. Regular 81.00 and
$1.25 value. For two darn,
TH! WA‘lliOWAL AWIATION
Of Oyster Crown's—What It Will
00.
tProm the New York Fishing Gazette).
That there is to he a change in on
istlng conditions in the oyster world
is apparent. Our glance at the list
of names of those who attended the
meeting in the Ashlanti llcuse yester
day Is a sulhcicnt guarantee that site
wanton attacks of an unscrupulous
daily press must cease, and at once.
The new organization which is to be
regularly chartered. probably under
the laws of the State at New York. will
recognise neither friend or foe in its
demand for justice. Neither national.
state or city government will be per-
mitted to jeopardise the rights of in-
dividuals or corporations in the on
Ier world. If the city of New York
by it neglect permits a condition to
exist lnimloai to the oyster interests
of the whole country the city of New
York through its mayor will be ash
or]. not to explain. but to remedy. and
should he tail to do so the combin-
mt. oyster Interests oi NoIth America
will make it their business, no matter
how unpleasant It may he or what it
ma cost. to know the reason why.
1¥hcro is work for the new or nine-
tlou to doe—much of lt—and i will
take a great deal oi time. Still with
the board of olllcera elected at the
meeting yesterday and the board oi
directors who are to lead their advice
and moral support there is no reason
why something should not he accost-
pllahed. One of the first duties of the
new organization is to ascertain who
is the man whose as is being ground
by the continued attacks of the saf-
fron-heed press. The majority of the
public care little for the statements
at these papers. yet they do in a mess-
nre aotne harm.
Another thing which the organisa-
tion can do is to bring before the
public the tact that oysters are a nutri-
tloaa food and one which no he
. Thoreau
iamayheae-
any possibility of d
many ways in which I
oompllshed. One is through ladieioaa
advertising. a thing which the oyster
induatty baa shamefully neglected is
the post. Now is the the to get busy.
CAST? ,
I‘A‘AAA‘AAAAAAAAAA“
freely parishes: of In season wthont'
Genuine Itiddlaaox Crush,
suitable for. hand towels,
rollers. etc.' Not more than
ten yards to s cuttorner.
00”
New Spring
Model waists,
98c
Persian law's. all, over
fronts oi embroideries and
lace. trimmed neck and
sleeves. Regular Si 1.60 good».
TWo days, 98c.
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
of,
Boys
Blouses w ’
Big asaortident~of7t>ntlav
and Fiannelettea all good
colors and every also up to
, it years.
‘ 12‘ Me
Talcutn
Powder
Colgato’a or Mennen'a 'l'al-
cum Powder a limited uunn~
tity at
1212c
aaao‘rv its merits».
Collect “Oils" 3 ilI.‘ league Gets
Marta.
windmill; "Or-7M1] in
distress turned a; a popular
young man of 'l' inadh, into a "hur-
glar." Wednesday night. He got a
whack on the head that will necessi-
tate his wearing h? under his arm
for several dhye
Gus was on his way homo from a
dance when he saw a girl crying In
from alone of theta-t houses in the
residential section. Between sobs she
told him that she had been locked out.
and that as. her with was very
unable to awaken
her. She pointedwut the window at
her room on the ‘sdco'nd lloor and Kata
owned a ladder and placed it in no-
“loao the till that ladder" cried
the girl “unless you hold it. and l
"WI 80 up if you do. Won't you
please climb through the window and
wake her up? It'll be all right."
l'ielnetantly. Kat: obeyed. He had no
sooner got inside the window than the
deai woman yelled "Robbers!" at the
want her voice. Gus started down the
range. The woraaa higher up dropped
a flower pot on his head. When the
neighborhood had been aroused the in:
cident was explained. The girl was so
:scc'ited she forgot to thank her bone-
a or.
-l'or a mild, easy mm or the
howled. a sin le dose of man's Itegw
lets is mutt. Treatment cures no
hitnsl at patina 26 cents a
box.
Ask your drugglat ior there.
"no areas Loaas-soharaavs.
leeretary Takes Advantage at lumen
of 'Inarteiai bistro“.
WAIIIINMON. March tit—Attorv
,aey General Bonaparte la the recipient
oi a great deal at good-natured chain
nag over his reported bankruptcy, on
account at the tact that he has adver-
tiredoaaoihisiar-storasle. 0a
Tuesday, as he was leaving the cabinet
'tse‘atiag. moihtairiaadaasltedhias
hows-es he «noted to be upon his
"daaanal test set”
"There so tel when,” he re-
plied. witha latte! which he follow-
ed with a tram sigh. "II-tun are
rapidly get
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