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FEé‘e- I7. “1909
‘ ‘lnla‘turo Almanac for Tomorrow
an arises, ‘ 6:45; sets 5:29.
Hiihgttde 9:03 rn.; 9:37 p. m.
Winnie osnrlnsu venomous
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j“ L-ehraoeh Office. Norwalk
‘Sgflfifidltorlal Room
19 age-Burma Olfioo ,,
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, . lty Editedolnnldfenc‘o , ,
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3; Lganpot Connecticut genius find a
:substitute 1dr wood pulp ass practi-
cal hyper maker? The time has not
’_ actually some whensuch a substitute
is auLLimmediate necessity, but it is
L to “furnish materials for paper, but
they cannot continue to do color a
‘ great many years to come. at the
present rate of cutting and, growth. ‘
,. , Makers of paper anticipate a scarcity
‘ of pulp wood, and it is tilis which
, ”prompts the active search now going
1' on for substitutes. Wits should be
hot to work to this end.
. u llllliiljfl Will.
I ' “The linen waists in plain colors and
‘ "white stripet with colors are the very
latest word in tailored wash waists,
. howaver much you may like the all
’ , White. I
,. .. u ..L. my...» mama.” m m..... hum-1
‘ cessftllly
0n the way. The forests are still able .
..L.
Carc‘r‘ilour fold
Willi Flax Seed
For man ears hysleians hays b we.
barging he. “Colds." mum.
tin and Conflict tionydth on Emulsion of
Flex Seed.cal LINDNINE. This is not
a secretreuie'dy, the [annals being on every
bottle. It is a palatable emulsion-msweet as
cream —- made of the oil compressed cold
,irom the finest, selected Flax Seeds and by
"a scientific process requiring 120 hours.
If on wish to know what this Flax Seed
Emu also will do, write to the makers and
they will send on an order on a local drug»
gist for a regs amine package (not a mere
sent is) and will pay the drugglst themselveg
for t. This is their free gift, made to let the
remedy itself show you what it can do.
The First Bottle is Free
our our runs COUPON
for it may not appear again and mail to The
guanine 60.. Danbury, Conn. I have never
led .lnonlne. please supply me with the
first bottle free. ,
unnu--ou-"unnu-nonunion-nuns"...
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. Give full address—Write plainly.
GOODfiEVVAFNGELISTIC ins-arms.
Held Last Night in the Norwalk Meth-
odist Episcopal Church.
Tile fact that. the best meetings are
often held on stormy evenings was
proven again at the cvnndeglistlc scr-
vicc, in the Norwnlk Methodist Church,
Nearly one hundred people came to
gether, with-a happy disregard for “if
weather conditions, and one. of the
most profitable services of the series
was held. Miss Mord is especially
ANOTHER LETTER ON THE LABOR
' QUEleON. ‘
(Continued from first. page) ,
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labor to assume its own mallsgement,‘
to create, of itself. a central body. em-
powered, in its own name, everywhere
and always, to do all the business of
labor. All the property which is used
by labor, as cap.ltsl,,ls to be owned
in the name of this central body. All
the direction which labor receives is
to emanate, ill authority, from this
central body. All :lnbor is to be done
for the, central body of labor, and all
of labor's business is‘to be done by
the central body of labor. Then, and
not until them in labor organized in
fact, and not in fancy. Further, all
the banking business of labor, and all
the insurance which it carries, is to be
Lending is a form of insurance.
way in which idleness is secured. The
managing body of labor must not
charge labor with interest upon the
capital which it uses; that indeed were
absurd, for the capital is labor's own.
Labor lends only to labor, and that
without interest; and thus supports
'rest, bllt bunlsh‘es idleness. With all
which labor needs supplied by labor.
that capital which is apart from labor
cannot perform its function, and ill
consequence ceases to exist as capital.
Flinn it comes that the capitalist.
whose capital is i‘orsukcn, is reduced
to labor, and must get to work or
lulfer. Under eillclrnl management
(lard 'l‘lmcs leaves llll‘ laborrr’s house
no and goes to knock at the portals
)f‘ ocllniug case.
When Lille ccnlrni body is endowed
n full plcllltude with the power of
sour, it selects and lrniusmcil of on
lucity from the ranks of labor, ills
md appoints them for citecutive malt
The feasible plan of operation is for L
~ Renders the ,
food more wholesome and so.
perior inilightness and flavor.
The onlymlis‘l’tifngn powder
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar:
done by and with the central body. 1
, The L
payment of interest on a loan is the ‘
' . ‘ ‘ .
lar industry, all is prepared. There
is no strike. When all is ready labor
shifts, and thereafter shifts for itself.
Out of the earniiigs of each indus
trial group n portion is turned ovary to
the central body to cover depreciation
of plant and insurance and to nldkc‘
preparation for the next. stop ill the
process of business extension. The
remainder, after payment of taxes, is
wage and distributed as such. in what-
soever trade or line oi‘ industry labor
is well organized and united, the no»
(plisition of that industry is easy. As
a result of ouch nhlft, there are some
idlv factories culling labor to come and
alive lilt‘lllw-ll cry which continuing do-
scrtion changes into come and buy
them. At ouch step in labor's business
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CHANGE IN lllliH Sillilllil
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ll. umwarcd from the disposition of
tho board last night that the schools of
llit' town are about to have the uniform
system of writing that has been dis-
cussed and hoped for for ten years.
'l‘ho new writing committee has decid-
od upon u system known as the (lil-
uLou illlli Arthur (3. Wheeler, to got the
question in the works, served notice
Hint at the next meeting of tho bonl‘d
lll.‘ would move the adoption of the sys~
lulu roi‘cl‘rod to.
THE GENUINE INSURED ”
Hole Proof
OX
The Original Guaranteed Hose
sill llAllNINll SlX-L-Sllll
Winn H0 Erin * *
Remember, if holes appear before the end of
six months, it. menus new Hpse for you.
Sold in boxes of six pairs. light or medium
‘welghtswblack, tan or grey.
1.50. $2.00 noun BllX
it is also plunnod to
' 3 if the correspondent from New Ca.
instructor for the
olden will send me her name, I will advance there are lllOl‘t' old inclorlvs.
idlr. It is not long before second ilillliil
tgoment nud lulluinistrntlve control,
gifted in. her explanation of the Scrip
instead of the strong men being up-
ture lessons. before she beginslthe ad
illl\'l‘ u writing ‘
nrhcola beginning With the noxl school
“HOLEPROOF” STOCKINGS, for Women.
‘ , give her luformptiou about the. puzzle . ,- , . . , L
. - . dress for the evening, and the lesson amounted and made subservient to int-iorll‘s uro for Sillié clloltp. \\ lllioul: .. .. , . . .. ., Colors black and tans,
exchange concerning which she asks, of last night was of especial interest the interests of capital as distinct labor to support it. cuplial ncvrr stops} :IHJS, ,.:;:::m,‘.‘llui:,ill,l.k[léfiinimuéfip 81:3: '
and answer also her other questions.
._ 11L am told that the puzzle craze is still
Oil the increase. many of them having
‘ been sent to friends as valentines.
_ ' '2 Those who desire to wear their fur
. toques for a. time longer are changing
, z the wing or aigrette for a flower or
cluster of flowers so like the real that
they do not seem like imitations.
Your corsnge of artificial flowers
isn’t quite perfect untilit is scented
with perfume just. like that of the real
_ blossoms it imitates so as to complete
the deception, for this is all the artill-
, clal blossoms seem to lack this year.
Do not wait until the last minute
‘ before washing the lettuce for dinner.
L, ‘ Do this some time beforehand, and
' , spread it, on a towel to drain, embat-
ter, toss it .lnto u jacket or bag. of
, Those wide turned down Dutch or
'_ Gretchen collars make one of the nest.
est possible finishes for the neck of.
the morning house frock. Fasten with
' a simple brooch.
Much as you may like the plain,
evenly woven pongces. it is the rough
weaves that’are going to be fashion-
able. And they will, be used for costs,
dresses arid three-piece costumes. ‘ ’
French serge is the particular brand
of this serviceable weave which is‘nl-
ways used, but this season will be
from labor. those men of derelopod
executive power continue in lubor's
lei-vice and control lubor’s cupilul. in
short, labor is its own manager and
its own capitalist; owns and sltonds
.0 its own. Moreover. lilllLJ‘l‘llil‘llilZZl'
,ion of management of all business on-
lcr a power and control, identical with
he power and conlrol of labor, roach
rs tie full measure of ciiicloncy uud
lBlilil lslles forovor cohcrcnco and hub
nouy throughout the industrial world.
lot this result cannot be gained at u
illlgil' 'bound. Yet thr- uudrl'lnklng
mil its steady pursuit is absolulc gunr
price of its filial accomplishment.
Engaged in business wllh lilo cupl~
tallst, lubor found itself mixed in coll-
stunt and unseemly slrll‘o over lhe
Apportionment of the spoils of Com.
pelillvc trade. Looking for justice
where no mercy is ever shown. labor
came to regard its capitalistic copnri-
nor as its antagonist, and organized
hot it. might engage with its wily as-
soclulgLelther in business or ill tight.
in consequence, the world has actually
seen presented the curious spectacle
)1 business associates engaged in fight
.n order to recugsgo in luminous. ilut
the capitalist. as an institution is hot
mood on his love of lanor~—us the
bear loves théboc-~snd this love al-
wnys'cndod lilo struggle, rolled the
falling. 'l'llc illodoru cupllnllsl can!
bout the ancient llolshuxzur nt roudiup‘
lllc liuudwriling on tho upli~—~whvn orL
“ruined labor luvs its rolvlnin," hand
him" its 0“,“ "b“,lum, m; mirth Will. Another matter of llllllol'llllll'l' lllk‘oll
lilo lilllil‘l‘ of doom mum, more ,.h.m.h,l up lust nillli, with, n disposnioll t0
and be more quickly l'l‘llli illnn ill lll'o. i'lrfulj‘flmmt “,(hints‘fi YEW:31}.,»(ll.§p:ilr-
slrorl railed Wall. \\‘luLn labor qullsi, ' -‘ " ““L',‘ “"‘ “,“7 5“ ‘“ ‘5 ”‘ gv-
”H, (‘Olll'l‘l‘ll stock in (‘llllit'll's mm,“ l'll ul‘udvs ill the lililoroul sl'lloolllt Dr.
. ' '- ‘ ' - ' ‘ ' . '1‘. ll‘. L'lunc thought illcrr- should be u
iiiiiin lulis, mu LllCiitl, “H! to ”M sliding scale with a reward for merit.
‘b.l.0"m,ml “,5 Mm lnbor “Wm mm l'udor present conditions. he lnnill~
to adopt its pronout organization null Hr”,:;::fl:;r,i;l :‘::'::Ii";l'1li;;((1113::
lnncllinory to tho spur-lilo, purpose of lioiill $1M sLthlrlos’Jfo‘r lilosllmo‘grnde
...L..
already oi" illgil‘t‘rlflllllllil: ill the con ‘33,?" ii?” dxm‘ifiulwaotelzgl‘lfg‘i‘gg
unmet. and lrnstol~ llluir fellows. ”drum. 1"". li’ilililll (,1 lug, for Ea
Win-u labor l-olifors‘llpl'nl its leaders slulmnoul fximhibm‘, various districts,
9:)“, HF,” i”; I“???‘1’?"it"i'rfffiliifl‘isi iii?“ previous to lilo annual meeting of the
ollldflilolui’oullil‘ ‘ti‘diiiliig A‘iil'i'osts gin... board of (‘ath‘mwfind taxation 10‘; the
with tile suproiul.‘ antlloriiv of general: purpose or making mi; llpploplinlioins.
ltl~chlof and lo a man stands obcd- wormed “"83 m use a in ”mu y "8
' ' ‘ ' ' c.‘ ‘ ..; .
lent to tho comlunndbm l" l L,. of its \ b.11S’iOn( OHS .. .
own power, than lab 5,” f mm, In. holidull submitted a list of pit)-
blo is ovur. Right Npovlillv uill some minor] rules to gtl't‘cl‘ll the (lmmnm 0f
the dawning of 3“ new «luv. V'l‘liose who pupils to the high school. One of their
”10,140“, have plume" ‘HH, muslrr'a provisions is Illni a pupil ninst. be at
part, will be. like Lyll‘sccrnlnu (lldoon. 10““ lwolvepollrs “31‘3“; They “130
the first to l‘oltlo“5liglldilln sucking call for degrees of ploiltlonty in the L
tronty with tho Joel-pa of this modern ’1‘r‘}"l“““i‘s(13mm .1 ,‘lm‘f “13mg"???
world V sioinl. tl‘iOWlllg1lilill ll‘lri .Lllt on. it
, ' , , , , . cons ( or ug goor l cpor men as a qua ~
V , . . . . . ,... .
H)“ “mm ”WNW“ ‘ V" “1'” lone llicntion for candidates who might not
After Miss Elsie Warren had sung the
solo. "None of Self. and All of Thee,‘
Miss Lord spoke on the text Matthew
6:33, “Seek Ye First the Kingdom of
God and" ills ‘* Righteousness." Sh<
showed how Jesus Christ uludc tllh
the ruling principle of ills own life. and
set before ills followers an example oi
the devotion which should be. shown it
God. in Christ's temptation lie taught
a great lesson—that man is uol‘llori
to gratify his appetite, even though
the appetite may be a perfectly l‘ighl
one-«bhtillc is here to glorify God. first
of all. This glorious purpose is to en
noble the. daily life of every Christian.
Our business and our pleasure are all
secondary things, and God is to be first
i nonr life.
At the close of the service Mice
Warren-sang. “Come Unto Mo." Tilt
services will be continued through‘thlt
week, on every evening. except Satur-
day evening.
ROYAL ARCANUM BASKET BOWLS
jet-l nnd ill‘ill it mention iill-‘Ll. night. pre-
vious lo the regular lnrcling of the
board.
I 2.00, AND $3.00 BllX
ASK To SEE THEM.
Err 3.519.. Sunni
A. F Beckmann & Co.
, ,“LEADING caOcsns" ~ ,
88 and 85 Washington Street, Soutli Norwalk
7‘ Select Gr0cerieS.Wines and Liquors
20 Les. FINELGRANULATED SUGAR Foa‘ ...................'e1.oo'
MAGNOLIK on CLOVER MILK. PER can 10c
'BECKMANN’S OR BAKER'S cocoa, PER CAN ......L......19c
Sherman Council Wins Game from P0-
nassus Council,
After a short business meeting. last
evening, Pousssus Council. Royal ArL
canum, carom. bowling team. sccom
pnnicd by a number of members. want
to South Norwalk to play against thr
fashionable, . Sherman team and were defeated by , , ,, ..w...’ . .
_ One of the smart new tailored the Sollth Norwalkers, in n (.10.... and knot, and rc-fixcd upon lubor's patient {mil-nl.“£fl:'::::r£"xiifinial. 1"le 33:30:: lu- millv so proficient as .wmc others. , FAIRBANKS’ GOLD DUST. 4 LB. PKG. ...... 19c
; L waists has no embrondery whatever exciting contest, with the score of 16 (lock the toiling end of the yoke. I” The “mum” ‘ . llr. (.‘luno and other unnubcrs oi lbs 2 QANS RUBY OR ASTER BRAND CORN FOR ....... 25G
' , b 1; miles on th line firm weaVe of to 14. Though the struggle of the strike, has ‘ ‘- .L‘, board lllouglli this would I‘lllStr lroublo NleONAL BISCUIT cots 10c PKG. GOODS, 3 FOR 256
u e ’ been attended by abundant evil, it has UL“ Mi 0H)“ l'.i.l.. right away. l'lr. (“lune also pointed
The score was tied frequently.
through the game. and at fourteen
points, but ill the last frame Mr. Hoyt
made the lucky shot for, the Sherman
the linen and the even, perfect stitch-
log for its beauty, is made with a,
yoke that is pointed in the back and
TANG er LEAVES LONDON. .
|.ll,\'l)(i.\'. ll‘cn. l’l"‘-*:l‘llllg Shun Tl. lin-
olll. lllzlt some of the brightest pupils
do not coiupoln tlwmsolvos tho bust.
in “Hill tllal illo rule‘s nlu)‘ lLLL thor—
ahown that labor can stand by labor.
And lilo proof that labor is coherent is
a most important matter. Without this
Remember, We AlwaysGive Extra Stamps with ‘
Our Popular Teas and Coffees
_ which shows only a trifle at the front. , . ‘ 1 | ., _ ‘ . , .
Lv'l‘here is a wide tuck qn either 5mg team, winning the-game. The lineup abilltl lo organizcnnd to not as a null. WNW commissions-r M In, Chinese unali‘iyeom (i\ll.]dlilllll on ‘lilt‘lll “as
of the front pialt and another out. hear of the players was. there is ho hope of, deliverance from t h i _‘ i ll ., t r ti(i‘(lll;i until tin. mat mu ilill... ill. 24 B tfl $1 15
’ ‘ Ponauus. Sherman. discord and contention. United and SGWL‘l‘mm‘" . W 0 S ”Uni; l1 0“" 0 Kendal , however, loads the interest 1. - , es
the nrmholes in Gibsongffect. Smith. l’srselles, subject, to illecollccrt of its own will. the world, brought. his inndon visit to lug uuuounrcnnmt that during the llitb'l George Ehret 5 Famous Bottled Been . 0 ' '
Wm ““1“ "“"k 0 mm“ “D a Gobler. Bowen. labor has in its keeping the, km, of .. nlrlosc today. and left for Paris. whore your mum pupils had liven ndlnlttod '0 Duffy's Malt Whiskey. bot... 85c our Port wine, bot. .........50c
guimpe for a dinner gown of perfectly Selleck, Comstock. new and splendid order. it u}... luv he will spend it fortnight- WW0 l“ ”‘9 high “hm" “'hl’ 3mm“ “‘“L have Wilson or Old Crow Whiskcy. 01d Sherry Wine. bot. ........50c
plain net, without the tiniest 1'" of Pollard, Baker, its constructive hands upbn the firm ““5 Cllv he has had sever!“ long 12'0“- bl‘l‘ll. because or physical \lllfillll‘LBS- _ not. ............... L ....... $1.00 4., ,, t C iuwba Wine bot. 50c
‘Ltrimming or evenawrinkle.0f course, . ' _- , ._ ., , . , ‘ . , .. . q 3, 95 ..wte at. ,
Roberts. Hoyt. foundation of justice and right and “N“(IQ‘LS Nth FOI‘l‘lgll secular) (:rei’. A. l.. Wheeler stated that C. N. Al Monogram Ric Whiskey. hot. c
with such a guimve the gown 19 WW Fine Old Tokay, bot. .......‘.50c
iicslly sleeveless and accounts, still
it isn't.
,‘l‘hose who use ’a coal range - for
- cooking have at hand an excellent
ILL ,. cleanser for kettles and pans that have
' , become discolored from use. JustLpul-
scale or the ashes with warm water
‘ LL in the dish, and after it has been
standing a. while it will clean very
L easily. ' , .
, Now‘that everyone is taking up the
‘ high-waisted fashions the leaders in
’L the matter of dress are inclined grad-
.usliy to drl‘ away from the Empire
. styles, as is their custom when designs
Wheeome common,“ and to lower their
waistlines. ‘ ‘ . -.
Square corners are notLunknown on
L the new spring models. There are
, collare'openings in the gown about
the throat: the cost will button, say, at
the bust only or down below the waist-
‘ line and then while“ away in open
fcctiy square cut; thetunic at its
shortest length is cut straight across
the front breadthand then continues
infia‘ graceful downward sweep toward
e‘fback and out on the train.
“unwound the many shades of gray
‘ may be placed first this spring in
early-every color listrl take up.
{When the leaves of begonias turn
not and drop off. says the “Delinea-
.. .,", stir in- well around the roots 9.
endpoonfulof sulphur: it will restore
em dullckly to a luxuriant growth.
Especially usefuliis this treatment in
intenwheu the plants have to be
’t in the houses“ ~
, xfnit‘sessl‘ou or countless.
WASHINGTON": Feb. 17.-The extra
Botanic! Congress will be convened '
width; fii‘ifiiiuiffe‘iié‘i’m Wing; '33:; meg; pm"?
sawmill?“ “‘9 “Fwil‘i‘lmenh sos'ron, Feb. 17.—Ampllfying inlet
Old Tom or Gorddn Gin, bot. 85c
anus co. , L, Bronson“, 440. f 'A.F.s.&co._
nold had taken offence of statements
attributed to hlln at the last meeting,
but that he had absolutely no intention
of reflecting on Mr. Arnold.
Some little light was scoured lust L
night on the deferred official opening
of the new high school building, which
was planned for the latter part of last
November. Dr. Kendall said the com-
plction of the building had been nt-
tnlncd us soon as possible, but that the
structure has not been practically no ,
ccplcd. The official opening is count;
ed upon to occur at a not far distant the
dim- . ,. ‘ ' of three members. The board . also
‘ Seven members of - ”10 board were thought that- the, persuasive powersLofL'
in attendance last evening. including Mr. Keith should be utilized as chair-
Presldent Bradley S. Kcilh. Dr. Ken man of the committee. The other two
dull. Dr. Clone. Sili‘l't‘iill‘l’ Wilfred Bill“ members chosen for the some qualifi-
well, A. C.~theler, Dr. ll. 0. Sherer patrons were D13 Claus and prLKen.
and Harry Rider. doll. _ ‘ L
LDr. Kendall's resolution in rct‘cr‘cnce ‘Dr. Clone said he understood that
to a statement from the district coin-L {.herrtahist atv‘cl‘y géglhglgggghmyvémgi
' ' l or littee, mt a i ran L.
llllttees and the high schotl c nu Dr. Kendall said the lack of song
books was the result. it had been fig-
ured right along that song books would
cost 75 cents each. Now, however,
track of an excellent book costing
eight cents apiece has been secured
and henceforth it is expected that
there will be more use made of thel
piano. ' .L , ,
Dr. H. C. Sherer thought the finan-
ces of the late entertainment. The pld
World and the New, should be settled
up, not that there is‘much involved.
L bathe believed that the matter should
‘ , be disposed of. L ‘ .L ,
, ‘ Mr. Bodwell declared that poor judg-
‘L: intent is being used in the matter of.
fire drills at the South Norwalk Un-
L iou School, in that*chlldren are sent.
‘ out in cold weather L without their
wraps. and are turned out sometimes
when stormy. He has children going
to the school and he did not. think
much of the methods. He wanted to
at which Far Eastern affairs were dis-
cussed. The matters touched on in-
cluded the administration of llnrblu
and the opium probléln. No negotia»
lions, however, were opened, all such-
exchanges being carried on by the
(llmniso minister bore. 'i‘ung Shoo Yi
also saw Chancellor of the Exchequer
David Lloyd-George and several local
bankers, from whom he received in-
formation regnrdlug various financial
question which the commissioner is
studying. Two members of Tang Yi's
staff remain in liondmi to continue the
investigations in this direction.
”...—
After the game refreshments were
served and a general good time was
enjoyed. The Ponassus team will play
the Greenwich Council. in Norwalk,
Thursday evening. The Norwalks can-
not winthe state cup, but if they are
victorious in the coming game the
curl) will probably land in South Nor-
wa k. ‘
LICE STORM IN THE STATE.
rear thereon a worthy and enduring
establishment; for fair is the land and
celestial lilo city when lilo workers
enjoy the full frultago of their labor.
Tile centralization of business man-
agcnlcnt and control eliminates the
dangers of local lonlousics, and avoids
the evils attendant upon schemes of
cooperative ownership. Organized.
with all sinows nnd cords of strength
* meeting and held in a single, central,
corporate knot of existence. the con
cern of one, becomes indeed the cou~
. born of all. . The army of labor can-
not then be defeated ill detail. To
Overcome a single undertaking of labor
is to overcome the entire power of
labor. and Philistin can furnish no
champion big enough and strong
enough to, measure up to a match
with Samson. in the industrial sys-
tem, where labor is supreme, there is
no local ownership of plant. When the
timescales for a change ill a particu-
W
in ordol thn the school visitorsmny
got an insight into the same, with it
view to equalizing. provided for the
creation of a committee, on accounts
from among the school v sitors.
it was moved that the chair appoint
new Committee and that it consist
.————
Telephone Company. Sustained. can-
slderable Damage to its Linear
NEW HAVEN. Feb. l7.—All eon-
nectlcut lay under a coating of crystal
which shone in marvelous splendor
when the sun rose this morning, for
the rain‘of last night and a fall in tem-
perature had made the storm one of
sleet. Along the sound the icy coating
was not as heavy as that farther in«
land. Much damage has been done to
trees and shruhbery, but tariff along
regular: channels was not seriously illi-
pided. The Southern New England
Telephone Company had considerable
damage to its lines along a belt forty
miles wide and 115 miles long. extend-
ing from the Utchlleld hills to the
Rhode ‘lsisnd border. .The sleet bore ,
down wires, and here and there the
weight caused a pole to snap off and
the resultantmix-up of the wires at- ~
fected the toll line connections. The
telegraph companies’ lines were in bet.
ter shape, as the through circuits for
the most part go along the shore towns
where the ice fall was not as heavy or ,_
as tenacious. The sun and slight rise ‘
in temperature early gave promise of :
remedying conditions. ‘
Hats
fOr . x
All! » .
, $1.00
Soft, Black Hats, all sizes,
formerly sold at $2, and
$3. Broken lots from for-
mer seasons.
ARROW 'BRAND COL-L‘
LARS, a for 25¢
PAPER VESTS
soc each
Keeps the cold out
Joseph Davis . , -
Tailor, Clothlakuflauul "if ,
CIVIL WAR NURSE DEAD.
WASHING‘l‘ON, Fob. l7.-Mlss Em-
ily Mason, of :1 [onions Virginia fam‘
ily, who won fume during the Civil
War as a nurse or Collfsderslosoi-
dicrs, and who ministered to Union
soldiers at Libbey Prison, died last
night in this city, aged 94.
In:
hour Discharge the book,
ALI. WELL 0N FLAGSHIP.
...L . a: dispatches received by wireless from .-L ‘iuiownr thereLwasanr ruleconcsrnlns Trunks a Leather Goods
L ., L . * ' the homeward bound Atlantic battle- - ‘ fire drills and it did “0‘ “1’9““ “if“ as wn-hlncton 8m“
. , L: ship fleet. last night, the rollowlngi there 18- L ‘ L”. m 3 South Norwnlk .
, a e won say L L ,
ii“ i U U ill. Mm Bidetfiiflted til
hound.
brood.
the
ill is
ill lit
reached the Boston Navy Yard early
today. i t
"On board U. s. 3. Connecticut, fleet.
8 p. m.. Feb. 16. 34.26 north longitude;
52.49 west, 1,220 miles from Cape Hen-
ry. Smilth see. this weather, and an L.
going Well. Sunday had fresh gale. ‘,
for ,th ate Mr. Gopdhuc ollLLthetCenr
for school that he was alwaysxlvery.
careful in cold weather to hava the
children out on their outer clothing.
‘ Dr. Kendall moved thc,adoptl0n "of
a set of rules, appointing a committee
Billousness
’ Wilfiiilh easg’to‘the whites of
979.5,. sallow skin. offensive
TARIFF" DISCUSSION ALI. SUMMER
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1'1on all in;
mention of the probable length. of the
special tariff session of congress. Sen-
the entire summers The Maine-Bonn.
tOl' is an enthuaalstie astral-man, and
he has alreadyeancslled his, contract
for his camp for the summer on Moore‘-
iookmegunt c lake. L, Not for .many
years has 1'. Frye failed to tithe. his
outing. ,, n...-.m-ww ‘ I“; L‘
, ‘ " ign“ B that the from northwest. Rough sea Sunday Mil l1}? , if” . on the“hygvlenlc arrangementof the star Frye. of Maine,,has,wrftten to
“mafia? at?“ ot‘tWO of ‘ MGM. Ships rolled and pitched grent' schoolsto consider allplans for build- friends at home that he expects to
‘ a 056 .L ~ ry. Smooth . line weather, andall x log and ‘thsnappolntmentwot a. school have to remain in Washingttm during .
‘ ginia.LIilinols and Kentucky each lost
one life boat. No other damage. . l
, ,_ "Speed during storm eight knots. L
Monday moderated. Communication K
» with coast difficult owing to interfer-
, once from other coast wise vessels and . .
1 amateurs." - ,. ‘, ,L L
i ,1. a..." l. pr 5: L_ ' ‘ L V ‘ 'L“ physician. ,, . . ,
M“ k ’i M U l“ b ' " ' , . Mr. Wheeler thOught the idea excel-
_ lent, but doubted the legality, of such
a committee. The matter was deferred
, for‘setilement until the next meeting
in order thatthe secretary might get a
legal opinion. , ‘
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