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corsair NOTICES
I'I'ltornllly invited.
Fraternity yours,
[ROBERT M WILCOX, Soc'y.
News Department
Dilution Department
. Branch Office. Norwatk
ItiItot-‘o Residence
Ity Editor's Residence
hunts and Manufacturers
‘ Association
HIS EMORY S'fli‘Vi". NS President
on Hi i real t out
éKh rf.v N’I‘ARD. Secretary
WmfilB TT. "l‘i‘fluiun-x
slxccutlve Committee
EWA l DRON
EJENNINGS
Al iON
at " 8311‘ M. POHLMAN
tartan swarm
”nii‘mtfétt‘rsufiz‘“ '" "
It is news of no small importance
tortilla city that the Rev. Frank Dun-
ell‘Walter has been tendered a call
in a larger charge In Brooklyn. Though
he this not yet been here a year, llr.
Walter has made a magnificent suc»
(tens of his pastorate oi‘ the it‘irst Meth-
Odlst Church. infusing life and Intel‘-
not that will be reinioubcrctl for many‘
‘ years. Ottcroi’ his Illout important
.aohiovenionts since coming to South
.N‘orwalk has been the formation of a
men‘s Sunday liible class, which has
thitd such a phenomenal growth that.
starting in October with sixteen menu
' tiers, it is now. only four months Iaieig
rapidly approaching the gltit) mark. In
this class are gathered men in all
walks of tile. their continued intcieot
hold Sunday after Sunday by the vii:-
m‘mis and life radiating personality oi"
the pastor. This class has now be-
come known for outside of the (‘Olh
fines of The Not-walks and is one of
the most unique organizations in New
'Hnglantl. Ii’ Dr. Walter had no other
accomplishments in his credit for his
I- price of hair‘d
. patrons to seal:
u‘ld
. being tried with her. so that on the
-.inukcii them quite as happy tin though
service here, amt Ilc has many. this
class would stand as a monument to u I
man who pic'tthcn uiraijzht i'ioni thei
shoulder religion in Hiltil .1 any dB to
inteiest and c'onviiuo those \tlio heat 1
him.
Whether Dr Walter will accept the
call has not yet been uhcn out. It hc‘.
does. his tlepaitntc will he a soutce
of deep tegict on the part oi the manyt
hundreds of people who hare come to
respect and love him during his rrsi-
doncu in this city. llr. \Viilii‘r has III‘V‘
come It distinct i'ttcior for good in thi-
communlty, which fact is realized and
appreciated and should he no to IIll‘
Brooklyn church that has t'dllt‘tl him.
he will catty with him iiu- hma wishes
of this citv for his toutinuid uncut-nu
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. , , GAY PHILADELPHIA
‘ Philadelphia, lot a town or somnnm
holistic lendenciea. seems to he. inat-
tlng rather rucklcss in hit tan-st trol-
.. lay strike. The noble brow iii the star
the of docile William Penn. which
drownll the city hall, input he Wharton
I I allowed frown today. I’crhupa it in
tho‘ disturbed counieltancc or (he on
W hl'o old Quaker that hint caused the
storm In the hireci car ultnnt‘lon to
abut. somewhat. AI lentil, Illli'lll af-
lexicon reportn by Aauoeinted I'i-nioi
from the Keystone l-ltaie's molropollfl
Sly thorn in a lull In hoatiililen.
For a peace loving and cultured vil-
loco, Philadelphia paused ll wildly ex
tilting dIy. mating in every auction oi
5th. city followed the attempt or the
x rapid triiucit company to operate ltu
'» lilies. I’asacdnerii and crown wore
l‘lven Item the cars by infuriated
will)! of Millie umpathlsora and in
iotly a score at lnstnum-a no the
”notches tiny the. abandoned cara
m burned or otherwise destroyed.
Walthtfuil every car was withdrawn
the service. htcrii monarch
Ito taken by the police to quell the
Mars and nearly ntio portions were
first lied charged with Inciting to riot
‘ tiring the day two women were
by bullets. not to speak of the
{y people who ware removed in
' 9 it on account of other Injuries.
f like cars are reported to be mov-
It
m
‘hnti one attcr ailm—New llnt'cn l‘nlladi
Plain Dealer. > not it On to
ohoanar cunt
of hair, or ouumd. Whinxton fish
We now wait for main one to urine
and (team‘stha cheaper cuts are just
as scoot-«New York Herald.
Iicw about the longer cuts ?-~Wster-
bury Ropubiicwti.
And shouldn't the burners draw a
distinction between the inflow who
gets his hair out every week. and the
one‘who takes it two months’ vacation
between. shearing“ Yes, and how
about the fellow who are baldhcaded
and have only a little sornggle left
about the ears? Surely this appears
to be an opportune time for the bald-
heuds to make a mighty protest.
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One good effect or the mistrial of
Sophie. Kritchman is a decided reduc-
tion In the volume of details sent out,
concerning the second trial. In this
second trial her alleged accomplice in
whole the. stats Iii not to lose very
much by the fiasco—New lluven lieg-
ister
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An inspection of police. headquartetn
today revealed the fact that, the police.
are still remiss In their duty so far
as furnishing prisoners with clubs for
use. on the jail rats is concerned.
Judging from the continued high
price of eggs, either the hens or their
owners haven‘t yet discovered that
spring is on Its way here
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
The world will hear of the illness of
Abdul Hamid. who for thirty years
was the despot sultan of Turkey. with ,
feelings akin to Christian resignation.
~—New Haven Journal-Courier.
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The stoppage of all- things
Teddy Roosevelt dropt. bill of night
has not been equalled since Joshua
had the Hull stand still while he
thumped the heathen.—~».\lerlilcn Jour~
pal.
since
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A Iirockton woman has been grant
ed a second divorce irom the sonic
titan. Next time we hope. she'll marry
somebody cinch—New llcdi‘od Times.
Roosevelt in coming back; Iiryun is
coming back; In. t‘ooli is coming
IIitt‘li/m‘illill’lit‘. What a homecoming
it will belwllridgetuirt Port.
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The lloston attorney who gives val-
entines to school children probably
he gave them something nut-ruin»
Ilrockton Enterprise
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lilien n‘iotxun uonid tetl small II
he Wt'lt' on liallet' 5 (lllllt‘l It .x' i-
titttlhtiti times Intuit than the earth
Woman's National llally
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(‘nruso paid $6,000 for an operation
on his tlitoat. lint t‘arnso earns Sloth
titttt n yieir by wurblinr. aitd no the
Stilton stugicai l'lil‘t‘flillltilll Is not a
Illll.
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According to Professor I'crciral
Imwvll, thi- .\Iut'liiaha are making ct"
engrt-atci' ptyigt't-us with their canals
titan we are in Panama.~- New Haven
Register.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT OPENED
Ceremony Conducted by King Edward
Who Was Accompanied by
Queen Alexandria.
LIININ)N_'I“t‘II. L'l. —I’ai*liumeut WIW
opened i‘ormaily thin ailernoou by
Kim; Edward, uho wan acciuupuniiul
by tint-en Alexandria. and In now fully
organized timl teddy tor the wmlt of
“III llt'IlI-iltlli.
Tim utate opoitinu wan marked by
all the paucantry nuimcliilt-d with
IIlt'Iit' occnitioliu lattice the nccimuion of
Idvurd VII. The royal prom'eiot
lliionith the troop-Illicit iitrceln iriiui
Iiucklnulntni Palace to the palace at
Wcutiuinutt-r. drew the initial huge
crowds, but widtntprecd llil has been
illll'lllil. the interest In those brilliant
functions both among the public and
throw nominally participating In liwin.
Today's ceremony had an attraction
all itn own. lippirltniul in the utlnda
oi the thouunndn who wltiwaiicd the
Mlt‘l'lltcll' in the iitrcctn and .ainonz
tho occiipnula of the red clothctl butt»
charm" thc liihicil chamber. wait the
thought of the forthcoming light which
throntonii the very existence of the
hereditary llouin» or I‘t‘t'l‘ti. and the
conjecture whether they were mine-
Nature of acts prclnillng bliunrlc
changes in ccnturlcuiold Intitlttittouti or
Great Britain.
The ceremony ltrell did not differ
outwardly from N‘OTMI of workout
state openings. except in the ptcauuen
clone to the throne of the Prince and
Mod a little ottencr on Sun-
9 film would he a lot or happiei
glimmer morning." Taking Mr
“ .It his word he must have
the concliunim that the.
light In the brass t’lty thin-i
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hot-burs are goinx'to raise the
on Clutter. a Waterbury man.
9‘“ ths‘otntc when would only ‘
Princess Henry of Prussia. The for-
mar wore the uniform of lift omt-vr of
the British Navy. who was recently
Iappointed admiral or the fleet Everyt
corner or the shombcr was titled and
the varied colorlnnii or the peers.
illilillllliiili
THE LOTTERY M'AN.
Games of chance. more or less innu-
csnt In chat-actor, niwayn hilvc a cer-
tain following. From the beguiling
devices of the country lair Iaklr to the
uncalled legitimate upeculution ol' the
Wall street magnate la a tar cry. but
there are mimv intervening stages to
challenge the. lateral. at the world at
large. A new kind of lottery has
sprung up recently which has awoken
ed considerable enthusiasm and won
almost universal invor. Newspapers
have been unanimous in their praise
of its merits as an amusing diversion
with a wholesome. Influence. Willie loll
tot-lea are against. the law. this lottery
idea has met with no Interference. for
It is a “umrrlage lottery" with a Illi-
inan being as the prize, and the. law
has no jurisdiction. The fact that the
prize is young, ardent and talented.
naturally causes a lively market for
the coupons which are purchased by
thousands of the fair acx who aspire
to matrimony.
It Is hardly necessary to state that
reference is made to "The Lottery
Man.“ the bright force which is amus-
ing playgoeru In Manhattan. l‘tlda
Johnson Young, the author. can be
credited with a bright and original
idea supplemented by bright dialogue
and the most comical situations.
The position of a young Inuit. who.
after offering himself as the prizc in
a lottery. meets tho girl who ntands
for his ideal, and finds It is too late
to withdraw front the adult. in not an
enviable one. but bet-tunes still more
desperate when the holder ot’ the win-
ning number proves to be a thin old
maid employed as companion. "Site's
the kind that it your friends any; you
with llt'l‘ they'd think you were paying
an election bet.“ Is the way she in den»
ctibcd. t‘yril Scott itti the “tuatritnon
lal price" has a role in whicthe shown
himuclr as much an artist in lawn
comedy as lil‘ hm. twin to more hen
ltlllii parts. liclcn Lou'cll portrayu the
spinster in so homotouu a Ititlllltill that
the audience Iii ltitn'vtl to continual
outbursts of laughter and applauue by
her clever liltcl‘IIII‘lltlltlil.
“The Lottery Man" It; thi-
at the ilijou Theatre. with
matinee“ Wednesday and Saturday.
:IlII‘lit‘I ion
special
AS IN LAUNDRIES.
A (‘nlit‘ornia uomaulu training a
new (Thinetii-servant to walton the
door had her tintiulticrt'liw~ tltelit-li
anti present her card. Next afternoon a
friend called and handed her card to
the (‘i-lential. who pulled out oi his
sleeve the card Illt‘ daughter of the
hollow Illlil lll‘i‘fil‘llit’tl the afternoon
Iii-fort» and carciullr t'tilllltill'Nl titt-
"'l‘icht'c no tnntcltce. lie on
claimed. haiidiup hack the tiaiiur'it
card. "No can in" Success
Magazine.
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MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK’O ONLY
Vaudeville Theatre
MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
FEB. 21. 22. 23
Grand Gala Programme for Holiday
Week. Headed by the Great MIII-
tlry Act. PNOGIIDQ
HARRY SPINGOLD AND GIRARD
MARIE
In the Military Protoan Incident. "The
Reveille"
JOE ALBERT and MEYERS EVELYN
Singers and Duncan
LESTER BERNARD
Delineator oi Italian Characters
The Big Star Feature Act
THE FOUR LUCIERS
introducing Howard Lucyor. the Blind
Cornelia!
HAL ROBINSON and DUPREE FLO
In “After the Ball"
ALTHEA LEE
8o VIvaciouo—Bo Magnetic
AND THE LATEST AND BEST MO.
TION PICTURES
MATINEES .. . ......... 5 and 10c
EVENINOO ............... I0 and 200
two ,. .. ...... ..- .. ..."...
Till. NEW
thin
Telephone 112
TONIGHT
THI$ GREAT WESTERN DRAMA
The Girl of
The Ranch
NOTE-«Ono Lady Admitted Free To-
night by the purchase of on. 30s out.
before 6 p. in.
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OPEGIAL MATINII WASHINGTON!
Ill HDAY
..dlplocatlc naval and military uniform
with the hcnutittil gowns of richly lew
cited women made a scene at III‘IIIIIIII'
(if.
'A Souvenir ts Tint-y lay and Girl
lid lsni Willow! and lodges mass the calm. attending the Malta».
| «ax-r ATTIIAGTION
The Kidnappers
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN NIW IRI»
lh‘iilso was put to plan In the
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On account of Tuesday being a Holiday and in order to stint-
ulate business and make it interesting for our Mon-
day night shoppers, we will offer some
Extraordmary Values
n . ......" .... .
t.
.
An exceptional opportunityr to pick up real bargains
Lawn Wallis
tine lot of 50o values. in colors
and plain white. all clues; regular
price 50c.
TONIGHT, 29c
Huck Towels
Large size Pinch Towels, with
red borders, t’uii bleached; regular
price the.
TONIGHT, 8c
Hosiery
1th pairs of Women‘s Fast. Black
Male ’iltreatl llosc, all sizes; regu-
in! am quality.
TONIGHT, 2 Pair for 29c
Gloves
Ladien' 2 Clasp Cashmere Gloves.
silk lined, all colom: regular price
50L
»
TONIGHT. 29c
Women’s Drawers
Made of good duality muslin.
umbrella style, with Iieututitchcd
and lacked ri‘IlIlc;
lty.
TONIGHT. 290
regular lith- quai-
Mesh Veiling
Tuxedo, Russian net and plain
and dotted emu-ts. a good nnsort
meat of patterns; regularly sold at
230 yard.
TONIGHT, 1%
Men’s Shirts
Men}: laundered and lininunder-
cd Shirts, some slightly soiled and
moaned, a little soap and water will
make them as white as Slan‘. regu-
lar hilt: values.
TONIGHT. 25c
I_\'.
An assortment
ter
Dress Ginghams
oi” pretty pat-
ns; all our regular 121/20 quali~
TONIGHT, 8 34¢ YD.
Cambric
loud fillillliy Inillntltllv (biotin-Iv,
regular
suitable for tuitlcrwt-ai“.
price ltic yard.
TONIGHT. 6 7-8c
Eiaélic Belts
Sill. I-‘.l.istic Bolts. all colors:
regular price» Mr.
TONIGHT, 29c
Apron Giaghams
“.ituoskcng." best Apt-on
ham made; worth tic per yard.
TONIGHT. 5 7-8c
(ling-
2:3
bots, newest designs;
Ladies’ Neckwear
Lace, Embroidery and Net Ja-
regular price.
t‘,.
TONIGHT. 12 l-Zc
THE BOSTON STORE
a
HIP Pure Food Daily Bulletin
for Week Commencing
Monday. Feb. 21a
WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY, FEB. 22ND.
Very IIoi-d t‘i-.tttici'y lintter, ii i
pound .............. 33c :
i‘tiii- l.iiil .i potlllil ........... 15c}
MllMltlt iii kll ............ 996 C}
It How. it I'lil'. ............. . SCI
lift-up. l‘l‘:Il‘lIt't- ll pounds for. . .25ci
i‘rup, Apricots. 2 pounds for. .25ci
25 pounds thupulutcd Sugar ;
for ................ $1.30;
in titllliltls Granulated
tor
Sonar
...... $1.00
I: No. 2 cans t‘or.25¢
3 Nu. 3 can.“ Iiil‘.25¢
Magnolia, (‘ioyt-r. h‘lar ot Adii’
Jet's-gt i’cnt‘s,
.Iernoy l‘cars.
Milk. It can ................ 106
[WP Fancy l’atcnt l-‘lotii'. Lilla;
lb. ling ............ .‘ ....... 85¢
Extra Stamps with
35:; 'l't'tl.
40c ‘I’ea.
50c 'i‘ea.
60c Tea.
with l ih.
with 1 lb.
with I III.
\tilli l Ih,
"it Sifllllilh
2i» Stamps
tit Stamps
5n Stumps
Teas and Coffees
20o ("oiled
25c I‘lllh’t'.
30¢ (‘nffein
35c (’offee.
Iii Stamps with 1 iii.
to Stamps with I lb.
2 Stumpii with 1 lb.
iii Stamps with 1 lb.
10 Stamps with Any of the Following
Articles '
I can tild Itntch (‘Icanscr at...10c
I jar .lnm. any kind. at ........ 15c
I buy Ritalin-r Salt at ......... 10c
l lItlIIII‘ Httiiui Oil ill ......... 18:
2 taken uni-ct chocolate. each. 50
I can ll. Ileana at ............ 10¢
20 Stumpu ulth l chili-it Alil'
Soup lot ....... .. .. ........ 25c l '
l bottle t‘urry Powder at....l0c
I bottle t‘cict‘y Suit at ........ 10c»
I can Paprika at, ............. 10¢
i can String llcana at .. .. . . . . . 10c
I can Sultana l’enu at ......... l2c
I can t-iulianu 'l‘omatoes at . . . .lOc
tot Stamps with l large can
liai' Ii l'owdcr at ....506
1'”. N9. 909. ‘Dcllvcrlu that) A. M.
iii liRill All iii lilillliii
124 Washington Street, South Norwnlk
and 2:30 P. M. rm Ditlvory.
TAIN.
NYCW BRITAIN. Felt. 2I.-~l-‘rfim'ollco
politic
court this morning on the charge or
iiiiiisultliiu Antonio Hommari. who llcii
at the New llritttln lloapltnl. with a
bullet wound In his abdomen. Ilc
pleaded not guilty 'to tho chm-n0 I‘ll“
upon recommendation oi Proaccullns
Attorney- Kictt. Judge Mitukill contin-
ued the case for one week under a
build I)! $14300.
'I‘hn prosucutor made a statement to
the effect that an m as the state had
him“ nine, to ascertain the chanting
which occurred In Myrtle street board-
ing house yawn-tinnitus accidental.
Bomniiu'l was reported to he fllubtiy
lmprovod today. but his condition re
niainii serious.
AWW
Shewula'vc you much luggage?" '
"No; only It revolver-flattened
dorter matter.
.. ,. at- .
nomination. NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON. lv‘cb. ai.wl’i'csldoiit
'I‘uit today sent the following nomina-
tions to the Senate:
To be Ifultt-tl titan-s Marshal for the
Western District of 'l‘uxnn. Eugene
Nolto. ‘
To be United States Attorney for
Wcswrn District or Texas. Churlea it.
llyntou.
To be collector of cuiitomii at Amos.
took. Mo. William W. Suwall.
To ho a rear-admiral in the. Navy.
cant. Sidney A. Ettaanton.
I “Bill Elewall, reappointed collector
of customs tit Aronutouk. In. the tumour
old golds who piloted Mr. ROOIBVNI
on a hunting trip and was iii-iii up.
pointed by MI“.
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Physiclnnwlf you continue trans-
gression the lawn ni‘ nature, you will
ri
- caps 'l‘et'rlpill Ilrand Salmon.25c'
Slim Ilt'and lied Salmon. can. .15c
dictionun x ‘Sliliiltill iworld's
best i. 1..., iii. citn ........... 13c
Mctlowitn'n Salmon tyvorid‘it
beiui. l lb. tall ....... 22c
Mcllmran’s Salmon tuoiliis
bout. I lb, lint ............ 23c
(‘rosccnt Soused Sardines, can . lSc
Marshall‘s ,Klppcrtid Herring.
can ........................ 16c
Seasonabie Goods
Good Things to Eat During the Lenten Season
ltoynl Brand t‘rub Meats. can. .15c
i’iclu-rt's Housed Mackerel, can . 15:
(told Lube] Sardines iin lilttb‘v
tartll ...................... 13c
ituby lirand l .ohster, i Illtllll 25c
ltuhy liiituti Lobster. I lit, can. .45c
Le Mutt-hand Sardines. large
can ........................ 40¢
Imported Sardines ...........
10. 15. 18. 20. 28c can
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. pound .
................... 34c
New Vork State Cheese. Edam.
lord's Snappy. MacLai-cn‘s Imperial
Pineapple. Swiss, Rogueiort, Shei-
and Roquefort Cheese.
Complete Stock Fine WINES and LIQUORS at Low Prices.
83 and 85 Washington St.
Give
“0 do (inn i‘
tins and I'llcctric
leluwin tuct.
your lighting inc
FIRE POLICE POOL TODHNEV
Two munch were played batordny
night In the pool tournament oi‘ the
Honth Norwnlk Fire Police. I". Item
and .l. Monahun. ouch ruled lilii. play-
ed the “rat name. which resulted In a
victdry for the latter by the score of
lot) to Ill. and (Yuri Iluttluner. lliii. do.
rented Iv‘~ t‘.. Hubbub. Iiih. by the acorn
of Hill to till. it. lipilli. Hill, and .I. III-
nciia. 125. are. scheduled to play this
(wetting. It lit also expected that the
tournament with tho llarlcn firemen
will bu resumed this work, with tho
llariun men coming up here Thursday
night
WILL TRY To limo! CANAL BOAT.
haw HAVEN. Fob. air-Elton“
will he made today to raise the steam
canal boat. Arthur Illsscll, which was
caught in the ice in the upper harbor
yesterday and adult. The boat now
lies with 12 feel. of water ovur deck.
The. liisscll was proceeding .with one
cniisort. coal laden. from New York
to Westerly, It. I. The consort, was
towed to a dock hero with the, crew of
the sunken craft aboard. /
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”How do you tilts that adds y,
silica-«Hum on! m appeal in a higher
eottrhwl’ao.
l‘u.
certainly pay the penalty Guilty Mate.
Pat?" "liars. your honor. It's 0
another man of the. su' that other man
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
Phone 440.
tor better lighting for IlDlllt‘
liar
Llii .iiiiill & _I|iililiilllli I‘iillillll. ‘7
South Norwalk
Us Your Order
store or building today?
(‘ombiuntion
and Man-
to improve
ittlnir. Hilpitly tins and
I‘lxlill'l'tl, Shades. Globes
c everything necessary
liltiea, (“all on or phone
WALL STREET.
NORWALK. CONN.
a”.
l WERE STATE POLICE HERE?
Reported Yesterday Thai They Were.—
City Police Didn't Eco Them.
A report was circulated yeuterdny to
the affect that the plate pollen wore
in town visiting vurloua saloons. The
rumor also came to the corn ni’ the
city police. but they declared that no
for as they were able. to “"3"“. the
stale force. did not how. it , repre-
scntutiven hare.
INSTITUTE MUSICAL OERVICI.
W
Large Audience In Attendance Last
Night. Approellmi Program.
Another large audience heard the
excellent municnl service at. the Bon-
day Evening Inutltutn. last night. The
worlt of the. ciiornu was up to the us-
unl standout. and the varied program
was much enjoyed. Especially worthy
of commendation was the vocal solo
at Mics Lucy (tray: violin solo of not
anti lime“. or New Haven; piano solo
at W. 8. Porter. and of Prof. wow i6.
Hartley. or New Hooch. at the organ.
The chorua was under the direction of
Prof. Francis t). Tillman. the organist
at, the ituttitnte. who precinct! at the
piano
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Good manners iii-u hover tarnished
’Iwouidk this a than. the remain.
by “constant. antarctic.
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Norwalk Chronicler