friends] New York.
mu humor. of The «Emmi no}
walls. will entertain the Malina: WhiII
Club It her homo, WedneIdIy after-
noon. 1 E
‘ u—u—u—wu—IA- E‘
.MrI. Edwin A. itouton, Jr., Ind two
children, who have been seriously Iii
w‘Ithl diphthcriu, are now recoverinl
n on y.
MIII Edith Williams. of Norwln'
Itroot is‘ Just recovering from n wooir'I
Ifivere attack. of I grip cold and ion-
I tII
tor. Holen,.of South, Street. Bethel, Ire
viritlng friends In South Norwnllt Ind
Southport.
The Birth lIrsci Synagogue has been
voted the sum of $100 by the South
Nor-walk Lodge. No 108, 0. B. A., of
South Norwnlk.
Chief of Police Thomas Bradley III
onioylni: a few days' vocation from
his duties. and Captain ThoInII Hunt
Is noting in the chief‘s capacity.
-Lots of Gmndvlcw will go chap;
You make the price, so why shouldn't
they?
Crnmer (‘. Hegeman, of hip col-
loge New Haven. returned to his lit.
tied todny. after spending the Easter
vacation with his father. Charles C
Horseman. >
Maurice H Nutting, manager 0% the
Southern New England Telephone
Company's exchange in South Nor-
walk. is nhlo- to be about after I few
days' Illness.
Mrs. Frank N. Ferris, oi Elm’Grove
strcct. and Mrs. Charlotte R. Corbett.
of Hamilton avenue. have returned
home from a visit with Mrs. .Sumuel
Morgan, in Colchester,
Robert N KnIW. conductor for
the New Haven road has been noon I
run on the Borhlhire divisioihud
will change his residence from Slum
lord to n Mussochusets- town.
John J. WIlIlI. John J. -Hdnlon. John
..I Corp and Frank H. Merrill.
who hnvé con chosen to “find the
lhmtocmtio State Convention. hold at
New Huron. left town this morning
for that pluce
Tho knights of King Arthur of
GrncoIOhurch will hold I Iminiup‘toot
ins ThursdIy evooins to cmuploio fin
III Irrnngenionts for tho bonduqt tWhich
will be held at the Mahncltctuo Hotel
suturday evening.
Tho Bond of Estimate Ind TIxItioEn
ol the low: of NorwIllt, will holdup
othor of their private reunion to Id-
iI‘I'It on estimates tor the running Ix-
boom of the town. thII evening It
tho selectrnen‘ I olllco in the town boll
building
i. J Adams. of Norwulit. will on
Thursday for NIIlIuI. New Elwo-
ahiro whore he will wood n In days
conchrcnco of the Iron Mouldors' lin-
Ion oi North America Mr Adams
rcprmnto the iron Mouldors' Union.
of New
own MWWIJI, of museum
wont to Woo“. yIItII-dIy after-
noon not shoot; hands with Secretary
8. 'l'ai th miniature. the
Will? ml
til-ck Welt ultimo rill; :31“
“IS; 0-
till my mini m.
Illa Indium who lino IIII
spending imam «Fulton with her
i It: mottled Io bur salami out-lull
«I . . . E
until“ IliI. IIIIEI' horn Phlnnor.
of .W till
bur Ines. would her i E.
w:- ‘
Min MI E . I'M undfllss AdIt
’IIIbIIy. cit ,
iil‘irlliiii of , .
w a _ “or Mtg
fIIro IlaIIEE *1le 3;
«Mod 1”“
Ihoy «spoilt to? m two or I be
woolII.
or motion E _
umroto rotl‘thotttom is
«unity what mt
E ruin. my, pistevu‘nu - . ,
Iii-cot. “Nimkjh spent BundIy with
lsIt night and is
tors. IncludInI petitions. Tum wort! .
"ll whim
E ”PM .
normal!" mvd'm.
now tumor toilet
We hat
"a die
our “from carton-ire w
' WTMM Preparation
E go" N‘ltluiufiiigl 03m chemim
wisdom .
, I NORTH ”AIM "MEET.
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Thomas Murray hnI rnturned to his
position as mounted mall chrrlcr altar
Ifow days' vocation.
to. and rm. William w. Dunn and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Orrondorl en‘ioycd
. ‘ an automobile trip to Derby. Sunday.
Mrs. Jamelwhterman and (tooth E
Miss Edna F. Howard. of Elwood
Place returned to school at Mt, St.
Joseph's yesterday, after It too dsys‘
vacation;
‘ m .
Mrs. Lawrence A. Douslnas and
daughters, Dorothy and Hclon. of
Low; siwrcot have gone to Brooklyn, to
spend the remainder of the week.
Work of putting crushed: stone in
West avenue is nearly ctmipleied and
the phople urc very much pleased with
she Way In which the work to being
one.
William Buchanan is having on iron
I'ence built around his cxtensivo prop-
erty which fronts on Falrfleld and
Bnyvlcw avenues and Golden Hill
street.
The Master Builders' Association
hold a meeting last evening In South
Mrwulk. No action was taken to-
wards the nettlcntont of the cnrpon-
tera' demands.
Tho Social Union. of the South Nor-
wailt Hupllst Church will hold a moot-
Ing'this evening with the‘ pastor. the
Rev. H. H. Carpenter, lit the luitcr's
home. In West street.
Many of the students of the Hnr
Hiram Ichooi have returned from thcir
Castor vocation. and yeotcrdny ihu
hnchoil toIrn hold u prIctieegItno on
the Overlook grounds in Em. Mennc.
e-Don‘t miss an ommrtunlty. Go to
the auction Idle oi buildinu lots at
(lrIndvicw. on Wodnosday. Thursday.
Friday and Saturday of this wcelt.
A daughter wII born to Mr. Ind
Mrs. Frank D.'DonlIoo. oi Groton. rt"
oomly. This ronlteu . William A. Kol-
losit. oi NorwIIiI, Irnndinthor for tin-
uoetmd time. Mrs. Denlson formerly rc~
Ilded in Nprwniit.
The case of ChIrch ' modor, who
won arrnotcd for calohi smolt'undor
tho Wuli street bridge with It not.
come up In the town court this mom
Inn. and was poItponed until tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock.
Rcv. Charles 8. Macinrlnnd is It
Northampton, Halt, where he will
this owning address the Congregation-
nl Club mndo up. from all tho Congrt-
national church“ in tho Connecticut
voiloy. HI lI expected to return Wod-
nIIdny afternoon.
W
Howard L. lmwndos, the well-known
oyster plantor and duller. haI hurl on
oxionnlt‘o anln mod out In front
of hi» omel- dock. in Valor simt
uronIly midi“ to his Militias. l‘or
at rosn tip. to. tho ”t Norwnllt
nido. during the work, Ind will bu mov
cd hack unto. ' E
“W1“
Doom” Fowler M GE A. ll“
fiouth Norwulit hold reprint" moolinn
Ir VIIIIIII um-
Itiso runny romininconcoo of war limos.
7 “MW Iii)!
M . it” tooth Wily “Fellow lp illEIn
milnioI mixmhszlvm to Hoard!“ oi
umuy IpquII my pioIIant evening.
A Iiorh viIltoIi tho homool :Mr. M
EhtrI William iiryoo. of (imam ntruot.
NorwsllI. thin morning. unit"
om with} tooth
o tho
Mn lir do.
Norwal
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"minnow-tutti! I
III tIlIotII '?
mason“
pinyin“
” kind
II no
WiInoI
Indbottsnd
Ii Ind orllutiil
lions oi thI old dock worn towed E
is «not than old “hull *E
her. ”film Irontly smith 0
”3m mi utlbt. E
who Mi: om‘filoi'od by tho ‘
III mm- . .
Izzy launched for u partition for tho ‘
r “WEE
(E Jtuzataoy
'2. nd this Is
E EE Et variety of WI; oomnrlilox medallion, dor-
i/Eery stir-olive
pll sizes and audio It extremely reasonable
Dre E mg Sacques.
Our new sprinsli of Dressing S c II‘sII it'd KI r
Intcst crentiont of in ion in both stllé’u and“ (”“3153333 fillelinlll
afford to ncxloct Inning .them for the. garments arc of i I distinctly chur-
actor that in found to pen quickly, 5‘ “5
While allure of excellent quality, the ricoI, however are I-E‘EEu-omc
reasonable. We to 03.00 each. p i W
N E. RYAN & 00
It wusmo'roil. Forum.
IWTH NORWALKJ
O. B Jackson,
1' EE mull...
Everythmg in the Optical L139,
Eyes Examined Free
5! WALL 011“";
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, opium...
A Goons z r Iroov AT
MERRIEL BUSINESS COLLEGE
EM ,. Tho Mos} Practchl
EASTER GIFT
HELP‘SOME BOY OR GIRL TO
Enroll Montin, April 20th.
BTAMIORD. .
III. A. MERRILL. Prin.
SOUTH NORWALKI 5 ‘ PORT CHESTER.
.ul
. in;
I»? run
M
murnnwm "5"“ $15
Yuma Rich's Blue Serge Suits. special $10
Special. This Week:
millionth monolith 7g 5
El “Rem MN": ‘0' “wuk c
M
. , Comm the sun Sort.
not Iva Street. mutt. om
II
Advertise Your Wants lg Th Seullhol
,
Emu: of solo «alumni ElbI
Condllup tint iIIIoII Profili-
End... About lioIiIEIrE: ,EIrilI—
MI In AIIIIIIIIIVIIII
it it trwilub taunt“!
tn hugs him.“ in the Bonito church.
Stanford, aundsy Ironic: WillIIm J
H Bahamian of- [tooth NWallt.
Iliudbd to some of thoIta Itatomeuts
mm in his recently publiIhsd work
’Nrphiihn." coucorniu tho crcntlorl
and tho flood and I acceded In put»
this Into who molly undamtood
I low mtemanto «underpin: phenom
one that pro tromd In "Ncphiilm" In
I. Iris which Is probably boyond the
mobehenslpn oi the maturity of
unkind
in his introductory win-do, Mr. llo
. lIInnun will that III 1908 he hoonme
tolerated in IonIoIItudioI upon which
m5 failed to motifs conditional”!
from IclontlItII or their works. still he
‘ “I led to consult the Bible. which ho
firmly bollevos is the lilllilred word
of God. To attempt to inhibit: or to
provo the truth of then bio iI unnccv
awry. ho hold tor the Bible bolus
the word of God, will endure. liehtorc.
ly attempted to explain the moaning
of I tow possum which to Ionic
minds are ohIouro, and thin) to Ihow
bow pcrlccl was the harmony ot the
wholc
What have noon in modern limos al-
Mind to as the. rings of Saturn, Mr.
Bahamian says are merely I duplica-
tion of u condltiou that oxiswd upon
old Mother Earth uses no lie want
on to explain how I inrio portion or
the surface of the earth won once fro
zoo. and his construction at the mono.
ingot tho words, 'lrcttherc ho light."
Tho congrogntion scouted to ho 98W-
ciull inn-rested In the story of the
duo. which mount that these "Jinan"
or mosses of vapor water and hull,
10" W0” tho earth Ind the "windows
of honvcn wcro optrncd. " lie scontod
the Idea the rainbows were till?“
previously to the flood. Mr. Bo-
honnan niIo sdvanood the theory
worked out in hisbooit of the change
in the length of days and of y ’ by
the moro rapid motion of the th 0"
its ”is, and the mlllltilll; change in
time of exposure to the sun. Thus It
was Icon that. wheruns the people ho‘
fore the dclugo lived. to ho hundrods
'oi yearn older, the number oiyonrn
of n mun‘n life were reduced lulu-r. oi
thonnh. an a matter of fact. people
"We just as long. TitoEIpcnltor quoted
liberally from the books of MoueI. the
Walrus and some of the Epistles/to
indicate the harmony of the Rom»
turns. Mo oaibpd attention: to come
Images with which all leader. of the
Bible are more or less (Iranian and
mode thorn mice on I new llluillcnhcc
by the lnIorprstItton he save thorn.
But the whole burden of hit Mdmn
was an emphnstp of the truth and In-
splration of tho scriptures which he
iuiarlnhly roiurrcd to no the word of
God. and he wndéE It iI-w alluIlons to
run moi» of when Iciatisls to set
up other theorioIE of the hintory of the
hoavenly bodies and the creation Ind
domination of tho plunctI when the
whole truth was written in plain and
graphic language ion: ago,
The ornioricnl style of Mr. Bolton
non has not changed since the time. be
was mayor of Emotion! and on ucllvo
Iixurt- in the polititsl arena 0! his
shit why, on our hearing him can buy II
tho allubteot doubt, and MI familiarity
with tho scriptures could only limo
boon obtained by long had It'l'itliw
Iiyud
. Ho stated. otter the Iddress, that
thin was the tint time he took «lacu-
‘Iion to make a public IItIIIrIIIcc in
which reference was made to his
book. Tho tailor, by tho way. Icemo
to he Ittmting It most dam of attun-
tion. Imd numcrImI rIvlowI of it have
recently nppI-nrod, especially in the ro-
ligluns prom.
W
WINATID AldigggCl AGAIN ROI.
WiNfi’l’ll) April 28. ~For tho eec~
period, tho summer residence at D"
timer Woheloid. of Now Yorit, and
locatod in the outshirtI of tho down,
hII boon broken Into Ind robbed.
Diwovery hII iuIt born outdo tlInt
burIlIrI how loud sniruuco and
IIIth surgical usirutnento vuluod It
find, It micrommu worth 8350. and oil
tho hmdorclotliiltt intho oItnblIslt~
M
RIGID" ARRIVAL 0W VIIOILA.
April Air-Arrivod:
liltill.
Mills! lilluANll. April 28 ”Bloom-
PW. Hoot tIIuII tor Now
You. was dill lulled east of donor
limit at t: to II. III. Dock 2 p. In. Wed
prom:
NEW Infill. chill .“MA'I‘HWM:
Imo- ‘
5 ”Wilbur m’ It” IIIotII'rIv.
PORTLAND, ApIii all. ml‘oriinnd in
E to intro I now Industry, wording":
tho “Monument. which in to lbs of-
ioiii lltdl tho Portland Gmtilu; (‘flil-
ggny hull limited tho foundry of tho
will III about ll innit.
in. of III:' ~ E iI III! of tho new
«mom
REV “MING And”.
”Alum April ”.Wlil tho out!
Idiom.- II
was MIMI surly EIIIIIII for Itch-
hiss Woo” limo In I o «not
.wu hound our to tho
In Court in m boll on tho
«blow of mutt with Islam to Inor-
It". Murals wII Instill to ho in court.
HAA‘l’ a mu PICA“.
HARM.» o Irm
livelihood ill I “affirm of tin.
IIIIWIIVIEI’I'IIIIII Iii doiag'
w y. or
shawls . liar huuhsnd iIIrI
_ mat with foul 9in
amino
“Ohm-I mm
mllrmfloil i wont “'le
Wmmmt' r ' will
3:.” I little dirt loops out” In
WHEY". Ind not! link It Iii—u
w." E E
and than within a compIrntlvoiy short‘
titanium Crowd: Kin-tum. from Iiro- ‘
tun Multilimliilus Conroy IIIII‘
no Ind-Mil“
(Now York Evening pun),
Prof 0.? Winchester oi the Walt-
n Cnivoruity II It sell-contained
Icolur who hos never been Iquectod
of prIctIIint any of the m at tho
notorioty- cosh o . At till
Innis time. what with bin gift of front!
speech and we of Intellect be
naturally follI ill. 0,,‘class as
his fowl!!! ill)? E N
Athtor :3"
Dr. Winchottor
Io
hold III thII city tho other day. The
speech which he made to th‘o crud:
notes of that inItItution must have
been as cheering to tho women out ,,
tho announcement of the lit oi IE
new library which was Ina e on the
occasion.
The author of tho eutertnining "Life
of John WuIloy" took tho opportunityal
to point out the difficulty which the
moon collcxeu are experiencing in re
lusting the undue tendency to to‘chni-
cal education on the one hand and
scientific specluIiIIm on the other, with
the rosult that “the woods are full oi
little l’h. 11’s who ltnow one theory
and am proud of knowing they have
found out nomethlux which no one
know beforo~probabliv because it
wasn't worth knowing—43nd they have
pronouted It in p. boon.”
"Plenty of eminent specialists but
no scholars" in the result gt a system
that bun turned one xrentweot oi
learning into I boiler Ihop. IEnd made
the arts degree. in general. of no
more aignll‘lcuncc that the title "Colo-
nel" oI “Judge," as used in certain
port» of the country.
Dr. Winchester howovor, is not
without hope Learning will not die
out because of tin neglect by the
young barbarians oi the big universi-
ties in their eagerness to make I liv.
ing. The spirit of our fathers will be
kept alive, if not; at Harvard, Yule.
Princeton and Johns Hophlna. then at
Vassar, Smith, Wellcuiey and wells.
All he. puts It:
“i lmow i am something of u relic
but . . l loch to the woman I: coi-
legc to provide n hrondur culture The
average college girl does not look for-
wnrd to entering n yolcaslon, thank
honvun! film in not so desperately an-
xious to spcclailzc. Bho Is not in such
urgcu haste to get done. I look to
nor for old in preserving the int
d‘Itlonnl conception of college educa-
t on."
Nor hood we fear that the gradu-
ntcs turned out by these fortunate in
stitutionn will be without lure. grace
and charm it is only among the men
thut we find profcaotonul college per
spun who um unable to i .. until
the end of their dnyr’thnt t ey onco
ltncw some Crochiatiroeh which for
its uuconthncss would llilV't! excited
tho Olympian laughter at a boy out of
II German gymnasium.
0 arms
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CONNECTICUT. LEAGUE OPENS.
NEW HAVEN, April "8. —With
Springlcld playing at Hoiypko Hurt.
ford at New Britain. Bridgeport It
Now Haven undreflcrldon It. Water:
bury. the Connecticutllueagm oi Wt”
inl clubs opens its lemon today. An.
nouncomeut to mode that ‘Btily" Lilith, _
former cone): of the Yale onscbali
from, has obtained his rolenoe from
Nashville and will be the playing mam
ago: of tho New Haven, team for this
Icnson. Lush will probably mnnngo
tho iontn irom the bunch for . tow
works, after which, it Is expected, he
will play In left field
TWO SE78“ or DELEGATES.
liitltlDiAN, Mism. April 23. -—-'I'hc
Fifth Diutrlct Republican Convention
split here yesterday. nominating two
win of delegates. both uulnstructod.
Ono faction by resolution endorsed
lbt' present administration. The oppos-
Inu faction commended senator Foru-
ltor and elected two “grass as dcio
miles.
DISORDER AND MAUIAGBE.
TWINS. April 28 .wBole'ta of an
lamina: nature hiivo iuut boon brought
to hero. The Kurdivh population of
tho Artneulnn provinces bordering on
RuIalI harp brooms augrosulvely oc-
tivu, and on indulging in disorder and
mundane. ’l‘hu Arnioniuu populntlou
ls fleeing Into ltuuuinu torritory.
RAIII VOOMANGII DEAD.
MONTBREY, Cat. April asmltubhl
Jacob Voornannor, of Tompbv Emanuel
of Ban Francisco, tlltlil Iuddonly last
night of hnurt tmuhlo. Rabbi Vom-
(limit Mil served III poutor ovof‘ .icw
Great Reduction
Ett 5,
twentyoilvo reunion yEwgflflollc o.
i
l
' later! to the reported friction in”
.lhr Guatemalan government undid”
III! b E
bloat. iomlim'géo.“ Jr’s" ,,
V3 is! Ionian?
or 3mm
.0
"mm; all; nine also?
M "I" of ’0‘! Nancy
MIAMI!
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford-at. C. Quimby. A. iii. .
lor. C. D. Rankin Hubert Bow
Boston: E. s. Fairbanks, Hartford
l; Lynch Springfield: A. Bernstein
8. Snack. M Mondhelm, P.1u. . '
P. J. Kenna, J. P. Browne. P. W“
Iler. Max Stun, H. Lent Crossing“,
FItztllbbou. New York: E; 'M.
mood. Philadelphia; J. *B. '
Bridgeport; W. E. Boobflow,
Mrs. William Camp Lamont! ,
Sunncc, Norwich; C. it Gruy,No E
F. C. (ltlnwoltl Hartford.
Irlt
Mahackemo—«J. W. Studwcll.‘ Y
horn; C. E Briggo New Haven:
H. Buikioy. Bridgeport; C L. WI ‘
New York; I. R. Hurlbutt, W ‘
George L Rochwédi Ridgcneld;
Flandcrs. New York: 8. Greend
.i. R. Klein, Bridgeport; J. Ft. TI
South Norwnlk; D H. Rodd to. II
ilnviland, Philadelphia; 1". Big
Biamiotd; W P. Casey. Norwnlltm
8. Warner, Norwnik; EM .1313;
Now Huron, George N. BM
0. F. Moran. EDonbury; liilliI 8.
“regional; W. P. Downers, A.
mock.- Ncw Haven; N. P. Lori
Ilietown; H. A L. Budtler, Soot ,
walk; HE. it I). Stonett. New HIE
W. n Bioskopn. Bridgeport; mum
Si Miller. New York;- Goorgo H. M
Derby; A r. 142qu North haven in
D. Cross. Bonion; JII’IIA A. CW
Norwich; C. B. Berger. New York .
E Chamloy, Manchester. N. H.’ .
Help, New York: I). h. Steven, W
ford: W. C Semplc. mummy.
Minn; Allan G. Sims, 8t. Patti, I
~Any shin itching II I W .
tor. The more you scratch tho a. . 3
It itchcs. Dunn's Ointment m ’
loo, comma—any skin itching. At
drug stores.
NORTHWESTERN'S BIG BUHEPH 1‘
SEATTLE Washington April
At the annual meeting 0'! the North-v
western Commercial Company.
hI-ld here a surplus of pooh WNW
at over $400 000 was reported on,
last. year's businesI, or a div
nearly 13 per cent. on the com
capitalization. The moncy was
ed by the operation oi subsidiary...
ponies and will be used in ctxoti
and boticrmentn. in addition to {NW
things. It was announced that ill
new passenger and freight staunch
Io cool about $450 000 each would N
lnid within the next year to piy'liow ,
tween Seattle and Cordovan on 1”
mmpietion of tho Copper £1in .
The
‘\
Northwestern Railroad. v ,
will lit! built in Seattle.
0 -—-——--o--—--y-
MIXIco AND GUATEMALA rudi-
FUL. '
CITY OF MEXICO, April 5285*—
trouble Is thrwtencd hotweon fl ,_
and Guatemala." dcciurod WW
Foreign Affairs Mbrincnl. lam
“Tho rumors which have been 13
cuintlon for the past. two dIyI,
their origin in u nilsundors .
u misunderstanding or cop ‘
which however finite Meir" E
mtisfnctorili " Thomlcnn E E
referred to by the forelml inhibit”
Mexican Charge d'MlnircI in .
main.
«I...
saved" oIII‘II IVIIIIIW. ,
HONG KONG, April 38mm 3
ration of .lean morchontI up
log n widouprcnd IympaihyMth
ling oiioot.1‘he vhuoroy it:
the gtivornmontutPoltiu. All It;
ho has done everything In hill
to Irrout. the pro Ion oi the
Ilon. Morgbnnts va boon
‘ t
oi. 3”tug ”lid on
As long «I ll EIEErI to the postman III iIIEvI morn Iaduovd
II «no In tho IIIIIIIII III thin time. but no widow tlII will”
thought III will how to turn our IIIIIII into monoy. II we head randy
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domain in in ii
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