' I 0 In 99th
Ill Genome: chomp.
' evening the city' will
.gW‘m visitor in Orion
' V ernl secretaryo of!
Lelior committee.
ill. 'v'eioy will speak
in even ii; at the South Nor-
“ V. tVorllll church. on the
V V din Gonnectlcuth
ec‘ veidy. a request n
tied intelligent; of the city has
ppoihted to meet him in confer
V be closeV the sci-vie I.
N net hcfol
in} object. will he
It {the regular niecungi ('th
I IIVIVIII I‘Y ll
lll- amend}: lineage q’lic‘stion of. So
rel at its session tomorl'ow'
,, the
evil " 01‘. «lilo eVi
the lie
lion oi Vwoin Vol-
I Idler for
irew‘t4 crowded condi-
treetops feel thnt these
I will help to bi‘ldfi
VVVepIuntVll the new librnV
i not
‘Omm romohcstfith? {haeuk m
nine-I "
died, I}
now; the sellout! .
pornblcs.
mun em all Ill. III. I ..I
with illlportllllt announcement.
The young peoplel Vwill Ibo! ; I
m. ' it'l-
vi «in on in toilllisdnpvlie topic.
”laeV evenln5 Inerv
c a ser
Rh 2 quartetngq ‘ "
I one in Ines?
Wow here
Morning VPremde «'- Slumber
Song Schuln
Anthem—In Heavenly Love VAthlen:
'l‘enor Solo. ...................... ' Selec
Postindewihlorln from First Mags.
.................... lioydon
Evening Prelude-J ‘he Angels” Shrew
sde........... ..... .......Brlisu
Anthem—Q bald. lCome. ....lie,ne'iol jdV
Duet—Jesus, 'i‘hou Joy of Vlgyldé" 5
Ilenrtli..... ..I... '
Unaccompanied Q te-Jesul'l, 78h-
v-V'Viol', Pilot Me.. .............Gould
l’ofitVludGV In ’A-‘Mlnor. . . . . .
W
...--liu
. .. . .Galllln
A specie] eervwe will be conducted
at the Salvation Army hell. 50 Witter
street, Sundown. 8 p: m.‘: Lieutenant
uprin .lilirhlv lien stceil “stating
demise *ell‘glill: to: s few weeks will be
spying settled-bye. and will go to take a
new lipputhtment- Iilli Hyde Park. Mass.
or innit-l3 I'Illrili‘. will be conducted
\7 oil on. Holiness meeting lit 11 n.
.. Christiano" 'til'ailletn'leellng at 3 p.
nnd Shelley school at 4:00 p. in
VVll :V'cie cerdlglly invited to attend.
Vsllculd be equipped With a dainty.
" snow white, one piece "Standard" t’or-
o‘elalll Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped- to consider
I new. delightfully convenient it would
he to have hot and cold running Water
in ydur dressing chamber, sleep
in: ‘s'pl'lrtm'eni or first floor toilet
room: Its presence would afford you
‘ J nu; highest degree of comfort.
. We Will gladly quote you prices. Our
or“: are strictly cornpotent nie-
iIOME iN AND EXAMINE oun
‘ NEW LINE OVF
‘ _ the illicit eter. fellown‘ ill the
IQSSVOII “Om l-VIO
ly no long a time without death instru-
.;n I ; l‘ifiiquly VII‘II
_ equal e mile.
‘ ' x ercslrlill‘lc element will
I conNerl MAIN AND .vvae'r 'Ve‘l‘e’.‘
- i H 0 '« mellow
(New Haven reticulum)
'i we separll‘l'e bills introduced in
our legislature by Representative
Henry L. Ecllhllrd will certllinlyl
”'"I arouse interest throughout the slate. ~
Each is entitled An Act Concerning '
the Punishment‘ tor the Crime of Mur- I
der, and each coutVll'lns provision i'or
ll referendum throu‘llll Which the pro
gresslve people or Coil poetical. may
decide for themselves whether they
will continue to employ at. intervals
the gallows which has become a
sort of skeleton in the closet at” wetn-
erstiel'd. or place themselves in the
some class with the residents or
llllode llllllnd.‘ Maine. Michigan or
Wisconsin or oven in that or New
Hampshire or the various Western
states where recently the statutes
ave beep an amended as to elmlile
the jury o decide whether or no the
death péllil'lty shall be indicted, says
the Stamford Advocate. I
One of the bills Mr. Ecllhnrd pre.
‘I cents provides for the insertion ill. the
end or Section 1141 or the General
Stains Revisionot 1902, of the'words.
”or shall he lmpllsoned in the state
prison doling hie lilo as the My be-
fore which any person found guilty
oi‘ murder ill the first .desree shall
determine, all hereinafterIIprovldedV.” I
To adopt this bill would give ll‘l‘iI lt"'
law like that 05 New linnlpshlrc
But undoubtedly lho'ne persons who
lluvc made some study of the subject
ill nil It'll phones. and without pre
Judlco would prefer the other bill
which if adopted would make our
Vpellulty life imprisonment ‘IS it is in
lihode tuition. in that state the delllh
penalty was abolished in‘ llth-ex-I
l-cpting that chain! n lite pllsoner in
trying to escape, or otherwise cause
the death of it prison ofllclnl. he would
be executed. This, has never occurred.
ltholie l‘lll'und's crilnlnuilt has not
been notable ill this but century
without the gallows. on the con
new one of her eminent cblei‘ jun
(ices in authority for the statement
that l'Vnur‘dér bull been less frequent
and the lawn more sutialnciorlly cu-
forced. -
The 'poulllilon of Rhoda island in
propofllon to her ill-en is grenler than
that of Massachusetts and double that
01‘ Connecticut.
From the census of 1005 which Wile
toiled Ill loll slates. among which were
Massachusetts and Rhodo island, the
tumor bad it palliation or 3,003,030
to her. 8.040 square miles, or 373 in
a square I,mllo the latter 480.082 to
her 1,085 solulreV miles at 442 to n
square mile
connccucut by the 1900 census liml
008.420 inhabitants. Innd grouting her
today an even million' to her will
square miles. one hell but 200 to ll
Much. is sold about ll
certain close or feloignerll as on unv
ll needs to be
menaced with the denlh penalty; yet
lill‘odd lli'lnnlik—hy the Official census--
has like Massachusetts. 31- per cent.
or her poulntloli tol‘clgneboru nun
Connecticut but 20 per, cent lthodo
inland lids not been noted for lynch-
lush. nor has she been utilized by the
murderers of Massachusetts and 0013' I
nVlVacilcu: int 3 snfeVgoPerii whlcg
lVeyanltlt ecoy, er v pill on
s aly ille‘l‘h. Nor has tl‘ila liégil 'ihé nose
ills to states adlolniVlVl‘gV Michigan null
Wisconsln: v I
.lndecd. all thoughtful people one
now pretty well agreed the}: the ques-
tion of possible punishment done not
—~'oxcept ill the oasis of most carefully
premeditated crimeaenlor into the
murderer-’8 thoughte, Even then with
the lower types the supreme penalty
is either nevar considered or ell-la
scene] at in pseudo heroism.
Slxly- three years has the atnte or
Niobium endured and Wlecouein near-
“l"la'; VII
ment or executioner. But we do not
need to so even to the middle west. at
our greet country for example, since
here is..Rhode Islend,.n port of. our
very self. and a part we may take a
we end last—
‘nt~‘"Ila‘ln.
1.
‘ All
I doneIIgélil‘flh'
I
South
' V Clinich 002ml
gflefilfigl than
incluiti’lnip the W5 V
I, ilk“
L‘Ow ‘igdv‘eidy 0i i.
ilennl il‘d Ailior Co‘ mission i
speck on Child Loner n the Nation
and in Connecticut, ' I’ '
First Congregational church. No
walk, George 0.105 . pnslVore—Morll
in5 eel-vice lit 10: a . preach hit by ““3
pastor; Sunday echooiut :16; Men's
Mamie pt 12:1‘li, studio‘s in the hgolVl
of Judges. Evening service tit 730'
the second in Vii? specie), oer
Niel-ch services- fteen minutes oi
popular Isong and briel adorned.
"Where Art Thou?" L. B. A broiler
meeting Wednesday at 8 subject.
“Mental Alchemy" Y. P. S. Thursday
at 7: 30. The second of the studies in
Pilgrim’s Progress Church pinyer
service 'l‘hursliny th ll. Subject, “My
Prn'yel'" .
Inn-u—
EPIBCOPAL.
SI. Paul's (3 pic hev.
lio'ivall. l'ththVin-ul .3' n. m..VHoly"I (3010
Ii 0 ii in., llloru nil prayer:
iii %‘Suulu Blilel;3 p. 111.. Mission
Sp y school [it Winnipllllk: 7: 30 p.
illneveulul; prayer (phenol). Morning
prayer eve y day at iii 'e church lit 8.
Evening pi‘nyel every 'dni: lit the chop
el at l citccpt Friday Fri nys. evelr
his prayer at the church at :30. Wed-
idy street chapel; em
The Lil'e
moldings. Holy uVulllluulilo
church at 7:30. The 'cl'intlrinn lop elm
mecta Thursdays litter the 4 o'clock
service at the chapel. Those who" cull
not come at that hour can arrenze
with the pustor.‘
Grace Church the Rev. .lnillcs lien
loll Werner. nectorrI-Tho third Sunday
in Lent. Celebration of the' Holy Com.
lnunlon iii. 3 o‘clocki melding prayer
und serlnml at l0130: Sunday school
Int no‘nn: Mission 'Slludny school nl
lilcad Villver at 2: in; evening pmylu
llud sermon My?! ilii'. In- the evening
will be delivered lllé third ill the‘ ser
ion or Sermons on, the life of ever)
dlly. Serviced ‘dl'l‘lly throughout the
illicit (cording to the printed schcd
lilo ol' the Lenten gird ~
‘ '3‘?“st
(iruce Buptlnl‘ CliuV.rch J. Edward
llarlils, pastor—J1 u. m.. pleat-hing
l'lom the 51th Psdlm; .‘l: 30 p. in, Sun
oily sol-col; 8: All p in. 13 Y. 1?. li.. t-up
lc. Sealing one Anoiher'n Burden.
lender. Mrs. Carrie townsond; 7:45
p. in. preaching from the theme. The.
Groonlngs oi n Burdened Henri Tues-
day evening, tenchoro' incl-tins; Wed-
nesday evenlnil. Union Lyceum;
‘l‘hulsday evening prayer meeting;
Flidlly evening, (-IllollI rehenrsnl.
w
SPRINGWOOD UNION CHAPEL.
Sunday school meets in the chnpel
on Ely nvenu‘e at 3.30 p. iii. In the
evening at 7 o'clock the usual Gospei
service will be held. hii' ll'lllvllle will
preach. A cordial invitation to (intend-
ed to all the residents or the com-
‘luuulty to unite in this union leilgloue
werka V‘
lulled tulip; on
w
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
At the Advent Christian Chulch the
postal. Rev. lleslcr F. Reynolds, will
preach lit 10: 80 a. m rind 7 p. ll'l.:
morning subject. The Promises to Ali-
rahelu: evening subject True Success
the llr‘st or u period of talks to young
people Sunday school at 12 in;
Junior meeting ill 3 p in; Loyal Work-
ers' meeting or 6: 46 p. m.. subject.
Bepllsm. n Symbol of Benin to Sin.
lender Ade Byxbco
CHRISTIAN SCIEN9E SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Soul new. of.
» Norwalitmllegulnr Sunday services at
the readies loom, Masonic building.
subject. March lilh.
“Substance ” Testimony meeting.
Wednesday at 8 p. e To both tier.
,' "figs“thp public is cordially end frn
“ livite’d. Rein]! n5 room ’opel
h pthVVVlVlcV 'ellc
l
eek day from 2»
”I
cept thallium. ivi' ell-V llV
Is the arm vol-nary of
, which occurred in 1888. many renders
got The Sentinel. will) well remember
3’ thnt mcnlolnblo occasion. villi
I the weather conditions flo'liltile dint-y
a I one of the city's oir est “
'I for lnuny yenls, and Ill DIV
“' to'r the that two Wealth
cloudy,; ll5
' 8 ill
Louis B. V
holiday evenings at ‘7: 30 till. tile Berke ‘,.
null polio av. I
VVndrew N. Taylor'V i '
Send. llle‘ Stillinc
- horn His Diary"
in view i the {act thnt this week
rend
with intelest the lolloivlllg extracts on
or Andrew N. 'i‘oylo‘r.
hil Taylor is
‘ Vlibitllutsl
Willie
Vallonn
‘- March.
twenty-one years ago. are as follow»:
. 'lthlli‘sdlty, him-ch 1.451295% uml
slit N. N. E. wind 0 lum 20“.
I I. tE‘win‘d at 10 n. l‘n.. '40". heavy
ilnlt'o! clouds in eaetcrn' horizon;
look for snow.
Muroh 2.~_0 ll. up, 2.0" light full or
snow lent night, silong northeast wind
blowing this morning. Pitcher lull
ot (looting ice from ihpeé nights
freezing. This morning the sun rose
in a deep red and copper colored Ally.
Went out with the shift. two hours lyn-
ing from Iiurrltts'I bridge to Barren
Marsh Island. (Ice obslluction}. Wind
hauled N. N. w. in afternoon, ice mph-
iu5 fast glowing colder, sleet telling.
March smillippery this morning.
cloudy cleallng tow'llrlls noon. Strong
northwest wind, up to 38“ todlly. lull
ills temperature lowur‘ds night.
March 4~—7 a. 111., ill“; V12 in., 20“.
nellhwest Wind, clenr and cold '
March 5—0 n. m..10“; cold tonight.
northwest wind and cloudy, theory
day. 8 p m.. saninVviVng slowly, rising
temperature, soul oust wind. 2p m.
Ill“ tempemlllre inimig ll p.m. *-
March ll.-~7 n. 711., 10“. light full (it
snow last night; 8 p. m., 28“. north»
west wind blowing fresh. I
March 7-~'7 ll',Inl.,.18°, clenr and
cold. dying clouds and northwest wind.
Niel-ch 8.——Plennaull sunny day, slui‘
looks pills. wind northwest
temperature 30”
hiprch 9.1»7 ll m., 20‘ , heavy N. N.
W.‘ wind blowing. portly clear at a it
In. Slip) 9 Lillie to the gibbon. Ap-
pllren'tly‘ is 'ilxing for “nouihousl
storm by Sunday. AH: 30 p. in. strong
N. N. E.‘ wind blowing. und tempera-
lliivlnx resided ill I
tnrc 40“. lounebury is digging cellar
for new factory, nud the trust is lit
to 2 feet deep.
March 10%? of. m. 28". partly clear
E. S. E. clouding up. Afternoon looks
like ruin. 42“ lit 4 p. m.
the river today. Some ice In the hill
her. it is quite warm with timing on
uncommon Weather for Mllrch. Queer
looking sky 0n Veouthcrn and eastern
horizon.
.:l‘vlllrlh ii. “The bezlnni in the bliz-
znrd soulllcnsl wind; ll.” 10.. 34“.
cloudy. ii s. m.. snowing briskly. stop-
podI tillOWlll niI ll ll. m.‘, commenced
at 7 pun. w in ililreuscgi force. Wind
vnllnblo ill 9 p. til, mill and slept.
Sitting E S. E. wind, allowing held at
l I
pMPNCh 12.-—Abollt 12 ll. Weather
moderated for awhile. commenced
n'Vga'lll with increased force lie‘at oi:
night with heavy, northeast. Wind blow}
"lg a gold at 8 a. m. Snow nearly two
feet
spilled tn solltlleilllt, varlil'blc; 8: 30 n
ill-I 22". N. N, E. wind; 9 d. m. tem-
pernture telling. w lid? increesed to
ill any direction iii. . i. p inI'. colder.
snow drifting'V homily; blinks II‘OillV
eight to sixteen feet deep. Woodward
“cube is pinched. ten to eighteen
rest deep with snow. The ntreets are
stressed with brooches of t Dim»
bury clli‘s stuck on \Vunlllll n street,
crosfilné at 5 p. in. today. 14“ . Wind
lino moderated; does not allow so hard. .
business in suspended ill South New
Walk store doorsI are banned with, - ,
railroad trainer I ‘
delivy‘ mine. No
through today.
March ill—Blizzard continued last
night; cold northwest. “9’33: 41”?! I
83’. blowing heavy; it n. bluff ,
impassable for tennis: hlrd work for
pedestrians to get elon ni
storming hard.I
learns Ion road yet. One
west today. but was stuck
Stamford: railroad paying-i
nil hour for shoveling: s
iMnrcll I14. vwenlh mm?
thin morning, 2 ll ‘ lit, '
e‘ decided t
acturln‘g buelii'es
V Ii; will be n‘fron eh
‘ c’urllnx IandIdnls
the blizzard .
Afternoon
Weill. down .
5. he D M' Read C0
open and drifting nadir“ Wind V '
10 miles per hour; c'oiinot nee live rods . ' "
D M Read Co.
Michel rm
WNW vim mlm’mm I r
Sale of Petticoats
Now in l’logrcss
'nds included. Silk Taffetas, Saline, Messalines. Setecns.
unite Cloths, Marcelines, PVcrcaIcs and Seersuckcrs.
’lllo Specials ill this sale are of illtc'lclll to ecoliolllical
buyers, and there are many Specials, from the good, sensible
Scorsnckcrs i'm common lvczlr up to the Satin Mossul‘iucs.
$5.00 Tafictae at $3. 98.
Seven (1910.11 of these, a very lurgcilssorlllltillt.
. $2. 98 Lustre Cloths at $1. 98.
N0 boiler skirt could be made for mm do) we or walk-
ing skirts.
Light Weight Underwear
for Women.
Ribbed Cotton, pure while, a smooth and even \leavc
i" Mair
~ I
All
csts With long or .51th sleeves, 25 and
Pants in either knee or ankle length, 50c.
Light weight Merino, 75c.-
Union Suits, light weight cotton . .50c and $1.00.
Children' s Underwear.
A fine grade in uroliilllll weight button right for between
‘ SC'lSCmS
Swiss VRibbed Vests Willi long sleeves.
I. Pants lll nllklc l.cnglll
Men’ S Underwear
A full stock now of those weights that are right for
callv Spring, Glastonbury, Norfolk and New Brunswick, at
ISI .00 each.
llVielV-iVno. in both white and natural, 50: each.
Spring Neckwear for Men
All the littlest null niost applov‘cci 'stvlcs in Clillars,15c
2for 25c
FOlll' —-lil ~llnlllls fionl the most correct llali'crdzlshcrs ill
the latest fashionable colorings. 50c and $l.00.
Knitted l'l'olmin-llnuds, 50C.
Saturday [Sale of. Glassware
25¢ each. .
Best Engraved Thin Tumblers. 3 six ice 6 for 25¢.
Colonial Tumblers. 6 for me.
Best Thin Blown Tumblers. 6 for 20c.
_ Plain Heavy Tumblers, 6 for SC.
Heavy Tumblers; lvilll culled bdll(1$.6 for me.
Bell Ale Glasses. 6 for 20¢. I
Whieke'y Gleanee, 6 for 18¢.
M—
.Servlnn government has. on
v'e'ly. large condom 0! gun-
I from o. Scion rectory tel-.im-
in .delivery end it. has pieced on
.I VrderV tor halt Val. Ililon patent aseptic
eld VllVl'lspitpl'
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