Psi-solidi altsnilllil“
. nus to all
prescriptipn warp
i
also
W’s-v» "vw
. Mr. auditrs. Ern’astdt. Percy are
moving from ‘Rowarl street to Danbury
today. ’ . a , ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Harpy Nickersou have
moved intothc Starr house in Osborn
flkue. . . ‘ ~_' .. t.
. » a,
Mr. and splits. .3. Arthur . onus on
pest to move from Roweyton to East.
Norwalk some time this week.
Robert Roberts. oi East Norwallr.
has gone to Dayton, Ohio, where he
wtli enter the soldier‘a'v‘liome located
at that city."
Miss Alice Cunningham was the
leader of the Loyal Worker's Society
‘ I ttion lain dry...”
‘ at the East Avenue Methodist Church.
number of mo
,. . t. .
but recently restarted
other position at the 8.
who attends Elbow Thsol
Blaster vacation is his home in lllss
At the East »Avouue* Methodist
Church yesterday-looming. the pastor.
the Rev. W. W. Gillies, preached his
will so hlsisut serious in tlio. church.
as pastor. in that. he has been extend»
for the coming year. l’astor milieu.
preached e . line; Elston morning oer;
mun, his topic being 'fiie‘ffl ”Risen."
The evening service WIIAGOVOM to:
the Sunday school Easter concert.
which: .was also very ilnely rendered
under the direction of the Mann
school superintendent. Charles Aim-v
worth. ‘9
h "ups.- in Chi
ii
osissi semis
dry. in New Jerie . ' is “spindle: his ‘
. isopendlng the week with relatives in
last sermon of.§tbe conference, peas. 2
it is not expected, however .that this .
ed a call to return to Entitlement '
d , 7 . . _ 1 ‘1lha‘dm‘ '
Mias Carrie braille! .hsls’ returned
loin a two
, :Mlss illitihliii‘h
the guest of relatives in rooltlyn._hss,
gone to Cheshire. ' ‘ .
Miss semitones or Comps street.
the summer next week.
The residence of Adherent recently
purchaasd from 8. p. llrltcli. has boon
moved back on the hit . .
Addolph Krauso. who severely in.
ave a finger amputated.
broken around for anotherabsndaonre
residence on State street: ‘ ‘
Mrs. Lloyd Nash is having a house-
low erected on King street, near the
residence of Charles Fable.
The Westport Gun Club has about
dotted the project of leasing oorhsm’s
island nor shooting purposes.
A quartotte ironl Bridlootlrt assisted
will}. visit with her bro» , . V
‘ Wolshfl Lllllilluliom l
ured his hand but Willi. ll“ 1W1 i0 :ls‘ter of iorsixn attain. as a calamity
‘ Horace Hurihutt of Walking has.
a . or I” .. ‘ .
. . dill? We ., ‘ _. «treacherous
if: lul- . rarity of am”
. . rind?! f‘ list m .eitoo‘ilsut impose
. He WM; cordially received and
‘ wholenM hisosmerltsvthoso
rippled" The «envelopin-
.will have. 'i‘
s
a ll
entering " the
w
the em, he a red. Prince Alt-
lnsd mill Mslmtpt the univer-
sity. dud an allele stills khsdivs. in-
troducsd Mr. Roosevelt“ with a brief
he w‘orne‘d his auditors to have until-
ing to do with‘the loss who did not
malts good his or rds by acts. The
speaker's referen to the secession“
lion by a ntudiint llilt month of Bull-
ti'ous Pasha Ghnli. premier and mins
to Egypt and his denunciation of the
assassin wore received with great so
“Millie. ’
Col. Roosevelt acid In part:
“No man may reach the trout rank
who is not intelligent and not trained
with intelligence. Mere intelligence
itself is worse than useless unless it
is guided by no upright heart with
siren h ind courage behind it. Moral-
ily.‘ ccsncy.‘ clean living. courage,
loneliness and self-.rcupeet are more
liar—Colonel
Why not act actual
soil. and tot-over rid
ash trouble and hid t
stomach acts the blues and yrurubi
Give it a pond est. than. tslts Rope' .
pole... to ~sthrt» the dim '
juices. working. ' There will he no ally
rm...” up... or v in
l, Milli I.“ . 'iliil.
ill”. lump of lead in.tira,_s '
ors. .
Pope's Diapopsln costs only some
for a large ones at any drug stern
tiers. end will relieve the mostolut'i»
parefor assimilation into the blend all
our food the some as a sound.
esithy stomach would do it.
When Diapepsln works. your-atoll»
sdh roster—gets itself in order. cleans
nip-wand then you feel. iiire eating
whcut you smile to the table.
Absolute relief from all Stomach
Misery is waiting for you up soon as
you decide to lake elittlo Diapepuin.
Tell your drugglst that you want
Pope‘s iliupepsln. because you boot to
Doctrine thoroughly cured this time.
Remember. if your stomach feels
out-tumour and uncomfortable now
you can get relief in. live minutes.
Mourns. J. Allen" wring and Edmund
Heller. all members oi the Smithson-
or
Aha
, a... .. ,
mill, piccolo”. ‘
d MM .0: Mr. llooss
. ‘ sthroughout the. .
. spasm “that Mr. and",
pit or «tonsils over. in t
, , , lthelrhoneyutd u’.’ "
WM
.. Myriam surssn
‘ Tile greatlaynion's movement Which.
t ping over this country, “one.
a.
or all. churches to a,
null null: ill. .3 ‘
‘illlll. riobe you'll» s » u
. n .
w sveningst :liilby the tiled oi
in
ii
. . i it place will be. re-
served if dill" lit the table. i’l‘he sup-
_ ”i by the sentiments
ants” Armistice. .53
the men. Judge Edé
liaise speak. and
' men’s move.
WAliliiNiia‘ON. nun: lane-r1...
Inter-Italic Mormonism? 7
is rhythm *2.
our .ru . noes .. (yew, _
Y_ is $9.1“ 4“!qu dill-mil. re- Knoxville. Iowa
d ‘i troll!” ”Winding“
21% cents. beginnlns‘ Ill! 10.
This decides the famoua. dose of the
Northwestern miller: (galm the 29
roll zasd lake lines ’in favor of the
The new schedule or. rates
is ordered to be elfectlve for twovyedrs
tram the date it goes into client. . _
miliers.
oaouooté‘r TYLER Deana?
DENVER. Colo. March 28.-Siduey
W. Tyler. geologist and minimisat-
neer. died in s sanitation: here last
apathilorw it Baptist Church. . *r‘
luvorr‘luauoi.‘ lid. hurch and parish is ‘ .,
W“ I ,
‘tiixnmiimdm.m
"” Famou-
l
a} ' ' ,
ins low down in y tightest stock .. .
be men will be ad- ‘ car ”li111: assowssli‘snd net‘s *
, . Mild it crowded or heartburn, sick headschaw s~ . will oasis on Business has that‘loeuldtnot do in work. I V
inNow York city. i w “film willie had i" illl n” W H oillcerl.‘ «Students (and illness. end. your food will not torment I ‘ the Church. '- . lllllilll ‘ wrote telly-Junie: ‘ , x
mm enmittwfllvm , sluon wlth illé trolley company, and bingo ho liens the *hnndclapplng 3 ii poison your breath withissnseous“ llustiln’lfill ”13:32" , , ham andtooltL die. ~
platinum e
2. to- m
0st to v
on herbs. in up
marine ‘_
”cacti?
,, . . . Norwalk. .Mr...Cl‘os iii-WW“ load". . , , , , ‘_ i .
(ihairetor our trolls trons. ra er mac l ‘ . " ‘ ‘ ‘ East Bridgeport. speech. spot a in French. oats case or Indigestion and Upset. ‘ . l c ‘ r a full dis- .« ,olnessnd.
Come iujb‘nd wail. foryygi‘lr oar. lsyyevem....‘$‘..‘ Jim-.1. ggfiihabmmflk Issac Walsh. of Clinton avenue. is 1. .llonpondinzzto the. welcome Mr. Stomach in five minutes. allusion. militia the roost important ' nd longs of ill...
. W - .. pat the“ conference!” Mlddistown or having improvements made to the ex- Roosevelt expressed his thanks, but, There is nothlna else better to take catherldg ct mentor this church in it ‘1' . V6 (acne
BRIDGE . KC: the pastor Rey. fw. . w, gimp. 'll'or terior or his residence. , said that his“ address Willi intended Gas from Stomach and cleanse the recent years. i . mots! {“9 ‘33“;
, ‘ ‘ ’ ' the. some ’reason .Mr. Crossett. will Mr. and Mrs. Noll Mitchell will to only for the IPWd'lm‘ ”I the “WW" stomach “M intestines. “Pd: ”9“de " W” ‘ g“ thmgle 3]? sl
_ i T, _"' PM“ ' preach Sunday morning and evening open their compo Mill residence rm- lily. A! s also who arose frequently one. Ilnsie dose will digest and pro' can or ngi‘oé'ommo RE- . chm here. i; gm;
do my work and rest.
well at night. I believe there is noth-
like he Plukhsm remedies." "3
Mrs. CLARA Fluorite. R. F. 1),. his. is.
The success of Lydia E. Pinkham'o
table Compound. made from rootn
. paralleled. ,It my bag
used with pcri’ec confidentially women
who‘snfter from displacements, inflame,
motion. ulceration, fibroid tumors, in.
regularities. indie poled-backache.
bearing-down ecllng. flatuieucy, indh
stion. dizziness. or nervous prostra~_
on. , ,
‘ For thirty years Lydia E. Plultham'sr
Vegehtble (.ompouud has been, the ’
standard remedy for female ills, and.
suffering women owe it to themselves
meeting last evening at the Advent MW the choir of the Forms church ln-rend- lin . , .
' ' ’ . ,~ pertain than mental ability. An how tau Scientific Ex tloh. who re. night. Tyler was born is Windham. teat least give this medicine a trial.
Egzitaléglpgihfififiiegy" ““31“" was , eriug the Easter music toolerdal'; silt. courageous and {weighted politic- mauled m Koodowr‘h to preparzafimlr Court. in 184“. . .Prooi’ is abundant that it than (3qu
William Roberts twh is n. l ”d i L ~ . Robert Dykeman. who 9"th ““3 1‘“ l” M thine; ‘3 any country. specimens for abutment. arrived here thousands of others. and why 99““ lb,
at Plttsileld Mess’ in (lo .03.”.23.“.. Mrs. Henrietta c. Raymond of the Sylvester Stilrses pilot. in having it when his lmfuluesc Gerunds cblsny today. They brought will! them in ‘ *3 in“ lime YO“? ' ‘ ‘- ,
few days “5'“ on nhcouut of “m mar- we“ Siddhartha“ entertaining Stair repaired and is erecting nlargc born. on his ability to express the wishes native servants who will now return . . . lfyanwantspecialulflfiwflh
“age this even.“ of his 8mm MM 'lvy‘l-laime. of West Hartford. pun payer mpg pm the employ of jet the population in which the politic to Mombasa. CltyNatlon-a‘m MmPlukhsm.Lynn.Mass..forlt. ‘
Alice Roberts. tognobm W wfism, ‘ the Paper company and Irv-lumen! his his form only a fragment of the lead- NAPLES. March 28.--Grout lift-pink . . . . ,_ dtufteosndeiwm “019.1%,
The many friends of Mrs. Mary
L‘ilommedieu, who has. been seriously
ill at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Alfred Crockett in ltowayton, will be
Mrs. Frederick B. Mead, of Brook-
lyn. was a guest over Easter Sunday
Railr‘osd avenue.
of Mr. and Mrs. B. Arthur Gridiu. of“
Mr. sud Mrs. William '1‘. Raymond.‘
‘old maiden as motormau on the trol‘
icy.
airs. Bari-ell is hsvlu her newly
purchased home on Wrig t otreet ro~
novatud and modern improvements ad»
urchin. and where the business man.
the land owaurs. tho ellglneer. the
man of technical knowledge—«men of
a hundred dilfereni pursultemrepre
sent the average type of leadership.
l
count nonwaut. CONN.
massacre it out L
BUSlfllo
'Q
IANKING
’ r
u; luluupyuu
pleased to know that she is now very of The hippies. with Mr. and hire. “a "No poems have permanently ‘ 6 ul l d P i'li
much improved. Tho i. “it tho of th N - ’ ‘ 1 ‘9' “'9 ”In N ' Supple sirnw in wide Alsatian bows
waiflllave begin satin???“ all. MTG- 90ml". Wllo "wally sold her ‘mmmfid *0 lnylhinu Whose only pub- MW "WM“ make so most'nttructlvc hat decora-
A number of the East Norwaik oy-
ntcrmen set out this morning tor the
Bridgeport not ral growth beds.
' Among the numb¥r were Charles I).
Tobey, Sr. and .r.. Joy Petty and
Charles Romson.
C. C. Royatone suited that the item
in Saturday's paper to the effect that
he is at the head of the Century Water:
proofing Company. which has recently
established» in Seavicw avenue. was a
mistake. Mr. lioystone says he is
simply the manner for his brother.
L". A. Roystons. ‘
The Easter concert at the Advent
Church last evening by the Sunday
school was carried at as published
and the success that was sohIeVed ful-
ly compensated for the weeks of preo
partition. In the morning the pastor.
Rev. Lester F. Reynolds, preached a
strong Easter serxuon.
Elaborate preparations had been
made. in all of the East Norwnlk chur-
ches for Easter. including the East
Avenue Methodist, the Advent, Christ
Episcopal and the Swedish (tougreun-
lions]. and the services ill nil of them
were joyous and pleasing. The day.
at Atlantic City.
Dr. Joseph Juntrohmuyer. of New
residence property. Alto. Sits. Belle
island. Ho contemplates making some
improvements there this season.
Both the Baptists and Methodists had
special musical programs. and decoru-
tions of flowers and plants spore.
prlate to the season. The posters
preached on topics bearing on the res-
urrection of Christ. and were listened
to by large congregations.
lllllllll Alli" illllllllll. i
Stanley hnd Theodore Brown are
home for'itdstcr. ‘ .
Edwin 8. Stone, of (‘enier school. is
spending Ensier in Georgetown. '
John P. Bruullner. of Barton.
sold his paint shop to Louis Stooraa.
Mrs. Edward B. liludley entertained
the Whlst Club. Thursday Afternoon.
York. has been inspecting his summer .
interesting Easter services were ;
held yesterday in the churches hero. »
has ‘
piece in Cross iiighway has purchased
the Raymond property on Wright
street.
The swamp lot of John Waltomatl in
iCrosu Highway has been thoroughly
{cleaned of! and will be put under culii~
ivnilou.
hi. hi. Wheeler of Bsugstucli, who
lime been traveling through Museums
lsetts on u business trip. has returned
moms...
Al Southey has purchased from
lpnrties in Norwolk o hiilldhv which
he will have placed on the Courtney
lpropuriy.
i
guess there. .
l Charles Klein and family have vucu» L
‘lClI the rooms over Sturgss' slow and l
illoved into one of live. Aime Sher.
wood'u houses in Grains Forms. 2
iv‘. C. Yohu. the noted artist who has;
made Westpnrt his home for sew-rail
years. has purchased it plnrr- in Silver .
mine and moved his isrnily there.
a
1
Mrs. italic Nolnn. who has lived "in
town the lost your. has gone to Csnu
da to join her husband. who is in busi l
.lloe leaders were clerks. politicians
*and lawyers. Remember always that
the securing of a substantial education.
whether by a group of individuals or
a. people. is attained only by progress
as o unit. You can no more make a
loan really educated by girls him a
curtain curriculum of studies too you
can malts a people for self‘govemmont
by mvlnglttheni u ripper constitution.
The traini g of an individual. in order
to ill him to do awti work in the
world. is a matter oi years; and the
training of a nation is ill it successful-
ly to fuliill the. dolls: of self-govern-
ment is not a. minim oi‘ a decade or
two but of generation .
“some foolish persona believe that
ion grouting of n palm emulation.
prefaced by home Main-mum: doo-
mrplluun. in Hill!" centers the power
pl Hill government, This visa never
rm. Nobody can give 3 people self
lmrernmeui any more than il in poll»
aiblc to give an individual self help.
You know that. old Arab proverb. ‘ilod
helps ”who who help themselves} in
llze long run the only permanent way
liur the individual to be helped in to
.. a... .. o... ....J
Fenwlclt Optical 00.
UNITED IANK BUILDiNa
Room- 1-.
I? WASHINGTON ITREET.
Homo—8 to 11:30 a. m.. and 12.45 to
s p. in. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
sowm n. aarnawson. is...
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Pros.
raoosnlck H. nowsn. 2nd illus-
Pros.
WILFRED IODWELL, Calhlor
' oiascroas
“a. H. Mathewson Henry r
lobe is. Knapp hummus
Josiah ll. Marvin .l. Wallace Marvin
Christian Owens John H. Light
one whom ,
Safe Deposit m $3 and as per year.
Paper. Hanging
FAlNTING
tlon.
. An entire hat of brilliant poppies is
as smart and dashing as could be do»
sired. but the young woman who wears
it must by no means be confined to
that single hat. “ '
Potatoes, Beamaise, from Daily
Menu; by; Dclmoulco‘s manager, pub:
iiahed by Doubleday. Page & Corp-
pany: Peel and wash three large. . ,
sound potatoes. Cut them into quar»
nor-inch Bqutil‘. pieces, wash amnesty
drain, then plunge in boiling fat and.
fry for six minutes. , . them up.
drain and place in a trying pan with.
one tablespoon butler. Season with. ._
half teaspoon salt and two suits “
pepper: gently toss them. then b‘ a . ,
to a nice color for ten minutes.
quontly tossing lrnesn‘gvblic; the): lit:
hulfabeouilneych p ,soun _‘ ‘
lie and half teaspoon ‘3?er ch09“, '
pal-niey. loss while cooking for till-”l
minutes more and serve. .
The lavender lies the men are wean
lug with their gray suits eflect out
or spring's most dollgiitlul combine:
u.‘
.
lions.
r
The many friends of ii. B. llolei‘. inulp nipliiisll. This is one of the things
who has been seriously ill for mlllt’rt‘our university qhould lliculosio.
time, will be pleased to hour that bog “Mn“ is slow in tho "(mm of char-
l‘“ “0 f“ recovered “3 l“ h" “m” "’ lnvicax The liual determining factor
"a" 9“" in the problem with a imply—ally
l Mills luau-r of Rosevlliu IIMI‘NL :gmopie‘ mourned oi the imafiiltlnl dual-l
has Iliad the Connecticut Milli)!!! hr Miriam-iii to show no basic in grasplnll;
Cliitord Street. student at Stevens
institute. has arrived ln Darlen for
the holidays.
Lincoln Council. .lunior i). ii. A. M..
"of Elation had a chicken supper, Thurs-
duy evening.
Richard Dugdalr. of Noroion
Heights has rented one of his houses
to n Norwaik party.
Miss Florence McDonald. a student
of Welltsley. is spending Easter at
her home in Dorian.
Mr. and Mrs. George McClellan have
There is nothing nectar and more It-
trnctivc for simple gowns than the
figured rhsilis that now comes in so
many charming patterns, and in made
up with touches of embroidery or trim.
things of silk, Many prefer the
quality of this material to other wash‘
uhie {relation of lens supple weave.
Very soft and beautiful are the ef-
fects obtained by dropluss of not or
incline over peril-colored flower hat.
trimmings. This, all knot, is one at
the favored modes of the moment.
Magnesia is as good for cleaning
too, was a very beautiful one.
The East Avenue Methodist Church
has given the contract for the new pipe
organ. for which Andrew Carnegie hull
pureed to contribute up liberally_ lo the
Hall (lompuuy, of New Haven. The
organ will oust in the neighborhood of
$2,500, will be of the two illillllllil typo
and is due to be lnstoiled by June loih.
East Norwalk will be ill“ scene of
a pretty home wedding this uveuiuu.
Miss Alice Roberts. daughter of Mrs.
Wall Paper, Paintels’
Supplies
ilest Mixed Pniut ..... $1.56 per gallon
fWhitc Curtain Poles. with fixtures. to:
[hint Opaque Shades. . .3”... ..25¢.
Housefurnleblng Coeds. Crock-
" cry. Glassware. are.
Duns.
.W WW...“ ”M...“ s w. M.-. .0.-. --...
Mahackemo Hotel
1. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
‘ssavroa ano comma or To oars
saves or ran an ass upwaao.
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
31.900 II “‘0 result 0' lllllll'lfl “will" ipower. which it is only too easy to:
Ed by bill son while sllshuus Mill ll lmiause. The slow. steady and correlate
trolls! car in illfi Villlfl- l lderclopruont of those substantial qual-
Thomas Quinlan has been awarded lilies—love. justice. fair play. the spirit
no contract for the two lino-es which 'of self-relishes and moderation. alone
re who build on the shore road iiy will enable a people to govern illum-
. T. Redford. ill-ch house will be of wives. in the loss. tedious and lb-
l!
a
Mary E. Roberts. will become the
an. “L
run up
The Billiard Pilsriusc'y Guaran-
tee a Ballet isr Dyspepsia
—-il ills Remedy Falls
ii Goals Nothing
To unqlwstinuably lil‘iivli in the pm-
piu illnt indigestion und ilI‘Hlli‘imll
can he mrmsnrmlir relieved and lhnt
iiuxnll Dyspepsls Tablets will bring
about this result. We will furnisb..;he
medicine absolutely tree if it fails lo
give satisfaction to any one using it.
The remarkable moon. of Retail
Dyspepsia Tablets is due to the high
degree of scientific «filmed in dovie
ing their formula on well as in the
esre' exercised in Mir manufacture.
wherebythe well llama proportion oi
iiismuth-Subnilrats sud Pepsiu have
been combined with Carndnstlvse and
other agents.
Bismuth-Substitute and. Popsiu are
constantly «unplug/ed,“ and recouped
by u.» entire menial profession as in.
valuable in tho Wt
lion and dyspepsia. -‘
The People used in Resell DIMWIJ!
aln Tablets is prepared ii: a process
which devoid it its greatest ollloieney.
1:..le mm 1.... to m" 5 “W”. James Glynn la dangerously ill with
porolus puppet tho tum-immune oils hills!!! Mill‘m‘l‘r
month of the digestive fluid; and with. In. Orville Mills hes hows the guest
slugging ltmycmwm‘ of rs’isiives in .town. .
. a ‘ ‘ ,
_ “a “Mum”, I" u more. mgmwtsssm with
'“"3.1:.“02‘u;‘“‘§‘;'y“¥ “flaw“. our» 1‘ logs in none; new sum
* l silos ' " ‘ “balm
mperfectmblution he innsd- . , ,,, . , . .
ism rashes a may luv ie for W all . m fit! Wind Iii
nuggets relish“ ‘ “indigestion and ‘1'le 1, Wimp.“ >
., e are so " at this that we stills ,Y‘olt.illll.|ss.“"'fs fiat,“
1% you to tings-ii Disposals rosin-s. ‘ .aamsvsd his. " .
, . eteomour m pimnsl arso- llxiuislrtho“ W ““11"
{$0. ’1‘ too “my.” limbo, Khalil! mg; _ ,.
mlfiuenmmmlll” "it'll ml: ”WWW ”mi“ W“ W
only at our storaw'i‘be new Storm M'l ‘ ii “i M if"?
. O
it. svf‘fiiwi 4" km "sneer...
, 4. y
“in.
pa.
&or iodine ‘
oilfield .Wu .Quiltaer &
‘ ll
moved into the stone house on Lindon
avenue. Norolon Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roscoe. of No
roton Heights. are the parents of a
daughter, born Thursday night.
The indlrs of the liurion Congrega-
iituuil (‘hurriu are planning to give a
play about the middle of April.
Mr. William. of Newton Heights, has
returned“ from a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ferris. of Springfield. p
, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klrll. of Nero-
lou' have returned from a two month‘s
\‘lflLWllll their children in Philadoi.
llhlt.
George Iiondricks. sued ill years.
:who died at the home at his daughter.
taken to Wilton. Friday. for burial.
Darlon Thursday night to attend a
, Council, in.i)arisn.
‘ Miss Plenum a mu. of New. mm
ford. was married to (lbsriosfiihltb, cl
llarien at the Methodist Church!» by
liuv. ammo ”colon timith. Wednem
day afternoon. The couple will reside
. with the umom's parents.
Mrs. Nelson iiouton, of Newton, wu ;
About twentyeight members of the ,
ailmford Junior 0. U. A. M" nuns to "
supper and dance given by Lincoln
rnme construction. arranged for one
smily.
Nailouol hall has been tastefully
decorated for the Fireman‘s fair
which opens this evening. A line on
gml‘lilllliilliilt will be given each oven-
.an by local talent. Mwis‘ orchestra
éof News": will furnish the music for
idsnelnx.
*.~w—mw
lllllll.
The town sollool rolopencd
this
.part. Do not forge
i
noiuieiy menu-ll process. i believe
your university takes an important
l the old Arnb pm
verb. 'tiod is with the patient if they
lmuvv how to well.‘ This spirit con-
dculus every lawless act, evil. envy
and llllll‘Ni. and above nil. hatred bits-
cd on religion or rare.
"All good men. all men of every na-
tion whose respect. is worth having.
More ineypms ihly shocked by line'ss-
unasiuaiion of noun-es Pasha (iltall.
ll who a greater calamity to Egypt
lliun a wrong to the individual himself.
morning after the Easter reruns.
-W..
out after her two to s' illness.
The 8. 8. Whist will be untur-
tsinod tomorrow by Mrs. John Fitch.
lira. .i. 0. Nichols is the (nest of
uphill.“ Mrs. A. w. Nichols. is Rides-
” . ..
Joseph fictions. of Bayonne. N. .l..
spent part of lost“ wooli with friends
in town.
The suuuoi meeting of Emmanuel
pariah will be held in the church this
sftsrooeu.
storm limmi‘v‘l'l'i’“ “3?.” l”
e rs s n si- es
ill. fashioned:
mosh irons Perry returned hem
WM
all... mutant... regarding. 1....
health rapidly.
.. it. until
yomdaytgtafm spending two occur
with» his. Meir Notions.
lI I. ii.‘ “ “s&hssipolsn.ifta‘ifi:ldby his
"6mm“ 9' V W M; .
' Willsl fill-Wm» slow York.
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Yl‘ho type of man that turns assasoin
la the type possessing all the qualities
"'7“ 8'" Brown " “0" “l" l“ 8“ Which alienate him from good oitisen‘ ~
ship: the type producing pow soldiers -
l“ the time ol‘ war and worse elliuns
n time of peace. Such a man stands
on the pinnacle of evil and infarct
Those spoio singlet or condoning b
not. by we crowd. direetl
‘dlrectly. encouraging such an act in
sully the souls osdrernlnsncs. it is
of no soil , ’ odlwhsthar the
sin is Moaieln-ior‘t'ihrisliso. or with no
mood: or WllflhW the crime
edited in political virili- or
warfare. The ' rich man‘s
bottom-d is
use,
_ , ll'
enlaroi
1 till the sweet sl
iiiztho‘ longiruu equal-
industrial
hirod not.
. mus
strum” slid ts. Drew. are so .
‘tainlna, lady monument. ow Yo
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13th , M
II “In! a
.isr
y or ll!"
advance or defending it afterward. oc- ,
wurm~ ‘
s' luau. whether _
‘ villains of: pro-
of o talnlna libertyi
”.er oauseftlls ss- , _
i”! ’ *
banquets a Specialty
" it You Have .
Property to Sell
in sleuth Nol'wnlk or vicinity. and urn
willing to put it l‘uir price on it. we
,would lilto an opportunity to talk it
over ‘wlth you at our allies ln’lhe
CLIFFORD HOTIL BUILDING.
H.E.Dann& Son
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I? WASHINGTON GTRSIT.
Agent for Columbia Phonogrsph 0on .
hoods-do. Grapllophonss and supplies.
boom Nonwatx.
7st. cor...
VL.H.—l)ocker
. I ‘ {1%th V
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for 3w oi
in fl “
of .
, Hump hrcy
V ,. 50:14“
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white straw hate as it is for white
serge skirts. in either case rub it on
thickly and learn over night. Brush
elf in the morning and repeat it
necessary.
The square cut rover or collar lust
munching the bust is ultra fashionst
on single breasted coals. Many other
costs sic collarlosa. .
The wired Alsatian bow of not for
the hut is sometimes bordered with
silk or velvet ribbon and finished in.
the middle with a honey buckle. , . .
7 Touches of vivid color of contrast- ‘ ‘-
ling shade give tone and character (bu. "
{many new gowns. For instance. fill!
rings of green or bright. orange poop .
lfrom edges of blue polka dottedéjoly
glsrds. deep blue tabs or rosettes’sl'o
:adjusted at convenient points on lav ,
under, violet. orchids droop from. the _.
lbotlioo of pale bis-acorns. .flr’d * '
“Shells bits of contrast are v shew
ve. .
It‘ll“tb|0llitoly nee . ..
’men to build out her ooi re’ in
;.way or another these days unless
wishes to be entirely oollpsod‘by
*ilshionsble hat- Not a slap of : .
dose is permissible in the hatvnudi
with bun onllfurss they sit “ll
“M m.“ o' i, .
instead of really-hound our '
Silos. island“. overt-1%"..oi
- I. iLlilll milk "i.
will. tier si _ Icinemas of 1
glassy“;- ligament
9‘27.
pi.
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Norwalk Chronicler