,Tvgonty-flve per cent. of the payments
, me an:
.-
'\
» obtained only at our store.--’l‘he Rex.
‘ .‘u worn“. a. 1., March “UL-Tile
submar he beat Octopus is due at New-
«,7.
L the working of her tubes which have
'i:
, beg: letter
I.
1 ‘l
' ROW“ Mucu~T no. they will praise as
' mu- contllnlns 335.000 worth of
,IWI‘were selsedp Both men admit
. 'throo trunks shipped from Richmond.
‘ l
_ lands of women vainly attempt
‘v illhrovo’ their complexionund to
e blackheads, are p‘ t , and
blemishes. throng 4. tree in
Mice. This treat eh his be-
the trouble lies for deeper than
in; They are "uniform! from. for
,,
‘l. seneral weakness of the system.
perhaps most. plainly in the wash-
of mucous membranes that is com-
csllcd caturl'h. , ,
that this whole tendddcyfjls, prop-
skimp Camry L; Bullish “this
’ths'coij , eaten will clear
. heir, eyes will’bi‘lghlen.
3 become way and shoulders erect.
" inn, and poi-teen health. for women
only he qbtalu‘nd through one eer-
trenfmentu—that which will cure
me. Swift. New York. the demons
ty specialist known throughout
world and all..accepted authority
ll..relatln¢_ thereof). states that the
positive and permanent relief for
is. Rexall'Mucu-Tone. Here is
strongly endorse the claims
e for Renal! Mucull‘on as score
or systematic cecal-ch. ‘lllonic ef-
‘ s are remarkable. It builds up the
restores vitality. if
‘ .. “who are tired a. rundown.
so 13% in ener'y and vitality. will use
i can
I. it its . strengthening and
q ‘ “we.” ..
VMII Mucu-Tone [works through
tllo Mood. acting thus upon the inn-
couslcsllsnthe ceilsestlon and inflam-
wdon. of which causes local caterrh.
is remedy causes poison to be ex-
pelledfmm the system. and the blood
is ‘urlfied and revitalized. Thus the
not rel functions of the mucous cells
.nre‘ restoredsand the membranes are
cleansed and made storug. We know
that Rexall Much-Tone does relieve ca-
tarl‘h. We positively guarantee to re-
fund the money paid on for this room»
dy in every case where the» user is
dissatisfied. “it is a builder of vigor»
one, health and a creator of good com~
illusions. Price 50 cents and $1.00 per
bottle. Mull orders filled. it may be
healing
all Store. The Clifford Pharmacy,
Quittner it Qaniy. ill-ops.
sawmill. ‘
immune
purtflrom Charleston navy yard to
engage. in a series of surface and sub-
merged torpedo firing for the purpose
of‘ correcting some imperfections in
not been satisfactory. Then there is
“exhaustive. program lsid.out by the
government for the submarines Gray-
ling. Stingray. Tarpon. Salmon. ileults.
Snappersnd Narwhal. known officially
ninth third, submarine flotilla, which
w ‘ continue most of the summer.
Thermwlll; be firing» at target. ranges
neprfgonanicut island In Narragan-
sett. nay andthe firing of torpedoes
through a succession of submerged
netsfour to six in, number. The holes
111...th note indicate the distance be-
low water the torpedo is running.
like govern lent holds off its final
origin for six months alter the sub
In ' have been tried out by the
ball era to see if any defects develop.
a ‘ pohcpt back. Both English and
a ‘rlcan torpedoes will he used. The
torpedo training ship Vesuvius will act
at tender to the, submarines.
.—
was me ‘am THEFT.
W
5!
.‘eoo‘worth of. Stamps Found in
1; runlts of Man Suspected 0f
’ “5,000 Theft in. Richmond.
NEW YORK. March till—«Two men.
charged wit being implicated in the
beryl all e post-office at Richmond.
9 "recently, were arrested by post-
' inspectors in the Grand Central
last night. With their arrest
. . mslatnnco and were aloft
to ‘ powered untiixthoy were knocked
seamless» . A third man escaped. They
were mm to New York by means of
with the seisure of which ”30.000
worth of the frame lot of stamps ob-
od in the robbery were recovered.
‘ .bbcrygccurred Saturday night.
.{gprison rs gave the names of
‘iOlfootef'. 64 years bill, of ill.
2 wimp. and Frederick. Cunning-
,years old. Cunningham maln-
‘ that he is a banker and that his
is in Mutton. that.
W '
. ' ‘ r'l‘ My 1:». .
luff Alexandria. one Alteration After
it Given Hearty Bend Off.
1A. Marehtlll.-—-F‘ormcr
,eyeft. Mrs. Roosevelt.
d was Ethel sailed for NW
smooch on the steamer
‘ - if it . ,
.Msrch ao.-The R s’vgits
‘ a hearty send 0 was
s by train for Alexandria
, communication received
Worn will, one 'mn th
; of the tint , ,
'lsml‘i‘iil'dficahg n
. g on ~
sol ‘
0r ha our. the "
Ilium. «.‘l‘iie. menu
"We deeply ' source it
timents.voced throu h-
“more sighs” sticnol Unit-
,,. . live a mos
““3“” effect uponlhe
country. Your ‘vllflt his
oubly proud and thanitful
. u to (LX931.
N in ion chill;
. “similatod b
”It!“
mi
.t’i‘he dmerigsu Hatter).
, 3‘ Ll
, . ll
period oft-"beiu'een ‘seaa‘ons” dullnes ‘
to a degree to which it has not bee:
accustomed in recent times. slthouph
cartilage the , pronounced»
ctivity wail, usual at» cer-
tan seasonaipf the yedm “l .
‘xlnliial lyrics 0'14." also» _ it, the
Ilesmen dothb road \vore cm I in,
volume and the later business was also
reallocate standard. These orders
were produced in the regular course
of manufacture at the producing cent
ters."§1lfh' little ntrnlnl , "hf ambulan-
tur g *fscliitles and‘del varies almost
wit ut<exception werefprohipt.‘ ,
Duplicate Orders were not. received
in the early season and this fact. of
course, occasioned the degree of l is-
nses , which ‘ prevalled as recor ed
allover This condition. how/ever, might
have been readily" anticipated. for.
with the early Easter, the early spring
season is considerably shortened. it
is expected that. with pleasant weather
durin: the. week precedingoldaster. reo
tellers will. euloy a period of brisk
selling. to an 'extent that; will leave
very much depleted stocks that will
necessitate active duplicating and re
suit in an unusually good lateeoason
business .at the factories.
The conditions described in lllc pm.
ceding paragraphs give a comprehen-
sive outline of the state of the entire
trade from the retailers to the whole»
micro and manufacturers of felt hate.
The full lines have been completed
and salesmen are on the road in their
respective territories. There is a strung
possibility of radical style changes in
novelties in both soft and stiff hats
and it Is to be hoped that the trade
generally will realize the business stim-
ulating possibilities of n distinct and
radical change of fashion in men's
headwuar and will grasp the opportun-
ity offered by the newest designs that
will be presented to them
The full will probably be dominated
in both soft and stiff hair. by shapes
that in general will conform to the low
crown wide brim effects that Wow the
late developlncnts of the current sea-
son .
in stiff hats for the buffer class of
trade if. is expected thai there will be
active demand for the m and brain
dimensions for the noby tire r while
the staple shapes for the conservative
will be the usual marinas. as the. fa-
vorotl blocks. Portlw more popular
trade! the small silence will undoubted-
ly be continued with list set brilus for
the West. (ll-owns with umdluln full lip
will again rulc. although there is a
likelihood of plant dciuund for slightly
fuller crowns.
in soil huts, hobby trade will re-
quire low crown wide brim tclescupes
and drop tip crowns. and pencil curls
are in especially good favor. til-east.-
crowns and llcgllge hr'lms, however.
will continue in active demand.
it is confidently predicted lhat the
fall will be an exceptionally sirens
soft bat season. all conditions indicat-
ing that novelties. onileclally in mater
ials. will be popular. While only the
nobby dressed man up a rule will wear
the extreme novel effects that will be
shown. there will certainly be a very
generous business in the new "fabrics"
to fill this demand and not only that.
but their populnrlly. even though in
the limited volume, will exert a strong
influence in favor of soft hols generally
in the regular felts. .
Velours will he favored liberally and
retailers in the towns where there is
any possibility of velour demand should
be prepared for it with the requisite
stock. French hare ships. from which
velours are produced. are in great do.
mend. extremely scarce and high in
price. with constantly increasing quota
tion for purchasers, all of which tends
to restrict the supply. Retailers who
wish to get into the market and secure
the choicest merchandise at the lowest
possible prices, withassurance of de-
liver-lenwlll order early and in until»
clout quantities to cover all their pus.
sible requirements for the entire son-
eon. The process of manufacture for
minors is very slow and in view of
the procrastinating policy of timid buy-
ers generally. it is to he expected that
there will be large quantities of orders
late in the season and heavy duplicate
orders that it will be impossible to
fill.
Along with velours mush material
effects generally will be popular. such
as brush hats. scratch-ups. the new
wool. fabric felts. etc. "Mixed" hats
will. also be a factor in the full selling
w-brown "mix.” gray "lulu." etc. and
an innovation in the makeup of “mlx~
ed"folt.s la the use of "mixed" bands
and blndlnmi to match. .
RIOKNT ARRIVAL. OP VEOBILL
. NEW YORK, March v sow—Arrived:
8m. minim Nine: :.Germanls..Naples.
Flash-Forming Food 'fha't succeeds
, Nearly [very firm.
. A mini or woman might as well
stave outright as to take food into
the stolnsch and not have b assimi-
lated. yet in South Norwalk as well as
in every other town and city. there
ore many. people who arethin. pale
and mm underfed. simply because
the Soon they eat is not assimilated.
infill ails to make good ldood and firm
0 . . x
‘3 harness. the wonderful flesh-tortillas
food. talent before or after. meals.
.millsleswltn the food. so that this
, the, system and melts-
rlch blood so pleasing plumpiless. No
one can use it for a waiter to, days
without a, noticeable gain, in we. ht,
‘lrhycns‘whc isl‘illlnmv‘sail. on
Illfl‘omhclfttqtl min tuition oil spout
vita Frank 1;. 3px! solid, ravenous:
it boxcf outsells. iif'ih‘s treatment
not rived collectible increase in
rill-snarl:
limo. firm accuses restore
and health. he will return
Americans.“
The wholesale and ,fnanufaoturiu 'i
, at trade” gxpurlenclus senerolly
. a wcfllan iwiio new and
a medicine which has the
condition.
the
thirtyyealrs ago
nlal for Lydian. rinkham’s
benefit of this . valuable route“.
no petite. was tired and no
a
00“
Am.
Ass.
~' but 1 out
i homesick.
{kin
mu well and
" Buffalo. N. Y.
tOS
“l
poun ad the virtue to help
For 30 years
herself who will not try this
Marlo exclusivol from roots a
hill fliousonds 0 euros to its or
If the slightest trouble appeal! which
' you do not understand. write to Mrs.
nklutm at Lynn. Mass. for hot- ndvioo-lt is
free and always helpful.
egetable Compound. is to blame for er own wretched
i There are literally hundreds of thousands of women in
United States who have been benefited by this famous
old remedy. which Was produced from roots and herbs over
' ‘ by a woman to relieve woman‘s suficnng.
Read what thesejlvbuien say: ‘ ‘ ‘
. «Madame—mun with lessor-d
mayindueo other suffering women to avail hcnuel
“1 soft rod from ins in my Wilt and side, sick headache}. ‘
G M I'Vflttfl If.“ the time. and so weak
homily stand. Lydia F.4- Pinkhnm‘u Vt
motto bloc. well .wolnen -,:und this vsiuab e medial
always boys in . ”Wop—Mrs. WJ‘. Valentino, 90:)
hernia. In. new as: .wrln . ‘
gelled. wt your medial
' booed» about hymn ll).-
. t munitions! i have found that it If! the
.of medicine for use. Lfelt. relieved for
‘ {dilemma bottle and I kept on taking it till now
‘ worlc."~ Mrs. Henry
Since we guarant e that all testimonials
which we publish a
one that ii Lydia K. Piukhmu‘s Vegetable Com-
5......
other woman who is suffering from the some trouble
Lydia E. Pinkhmn's Vegetable 4
Compound has been the ainmh
ferns o ills. So sick wmnn fl
moon misfit-inc.
..<
suffer-inf, and won‘t tit": least
would 0 ,L din E. Pinkham’s
it
' it? n " a...” _ “a...
,eiretahle Com Kunfihopangulg
V00 ..
fable Compound
no eh I
Lin
'l wit
long me
'Pinkhnm’s quhablo
sfron and am able to do my
ossow. 472 Genoace so,
genuine. is it not fair
three women it will hel
ml remedy for
«ion justice to _
nil herbs. and
cdlt.
,, .M hwyfiw-h—s
‘ill iiililllll ll lllllifllm
Um- woudcrs at the pinning prices
attached to some rather simply made
huts until she dlsmrors that they are
of real ln‘ce of campsite “process.
It vcry unity flower lurhan has the
upturned brilu mode of flowers and
its crown a mass of lllllf‘rwlllt‘ usual
order rcrorncd.
The girl who has taken to low not
fare altogether and im- use of porn»
ldc should have n prclly goml lookinl
neck before the summer is over. but
there is u ainarlness abmu the high
linen collar never ohiaiucd with the
soft filmed-down collar.
Where ls the woman who wants to
earn a timid Illllll of pin money this
spring and summer laundering the
plaltcd frills worn on the sblriwalsta.
the waists with attached frills and line
collars and cuffs mode of pluiied ruf-
fles? So many of them are expensive.
and so few have the home laumlresacs
who will do thorn well unmmh. that
there is bound to be a dofnand for a
good small laundry where the work
will be done by hand and the frills
made to look just as crisp and dainty
as they did when new.
A wide black satin lien: on the skirt
rcdccms the useful black and white
chucked suit from columonphwcncsa.
null iouchcs of it. on lurlwf give the
two thelook of belonging one with
the oilicr.
The girl who crowed with delight.
over her simple onc~pioco frock Mr
business. with its convenient side clue.
in; with buttons and lmiiou-holos. bo-
oause “she could sleep ffflccn minutes
longer in thc morning" “wobbly giv-
in: her version of the pleasure scores
of women have found in those rom~
fortablo little frocks which lllf.‘ author-
ities say.wlll continue good
Thounh the preference is for list
innings of black velvet or calla. there
are some which repeat the. crown frlm~
minirl with oxtrcinuly good effect. as
for instance. a wide black orln with
facing and black-bordered Alsatian
bow of soft. Persian ribbon. '
The new loan. pointed girdle which
is a part of some of the newest gowns
seem to indicates trend toward the
pointed bodice. with its attendant houf.
fant woofers. Not many will wsl.
comotithis hideous fashion. .
Till builders of certain who bridge
the strain which would otherwise fall
updn’ the diaphragm hit upon Olin of
tho hyslenlc‘tiolhfls ltii'the matter. be-
sldes producing a‘ corset which is com-
for-table as well all stylish.
1 Both, in , surpllce and the baby
waist will )0 welcomed by the slender
woman, who knows, they hide ille hat-
ed fist bust and give her
“use; if ( llhl i ll
;_ , own on or. .WH‘ s it run -
t . nolhihh.more nusijhtlntlm (wide
p lted frlfl of soft material lylnir list
about the neclt. in a beef its name)
than likely to be a great a feature
ofthe spring and summer as were the
niallhuo bow of the winter.
-~ill’ciilards are now finished with
L a
lomewhat wile border. like the dimly.
ties. lawns and ginshems.
allot only the rooster. but others of
: barn- l family. as well. share
;‘ T
. . ,t phoning, the inner.
«girdlh tasteful delimit.
. the manor
without any donations.
on?
perhaps. final the on pheasant. the
' .colors like Hill! on a Paisley shawl?
graceful '
dog. the pigeon hull olhcrs. appear its
decoration for various of the toilette
accessories with more or less appro
iii-lateness.
. Would you not aillulrc a peasant
:frock of plural-lofted Willlu fnulal'd
.‘ilnishcd on all mixer. with a homer in
This furnishes- the lliilll for one of flip
howl-st and iii-alert of illtmc dainty
fonlurd mwua.
A mini «(fool in accn ill a graceful
evening pawn which in almost equally
a tunic eifcci it is manic by extend-
ing the bodice well down upon tht~
shirt. As it tulle over the blue the
scouts are left open and bridged with
loops and buttons, producing a sort of
panel effect, lhc side panels banning
inertial inches shorter than the others.
' if you want to protect the silk'ruf
flea on your lwlilcnal without adding
to either wright or bulk. fasten under
all n l‘llillv of burn the color of the
silk. This will slip easily when walk—
ing and protect, too.
A delightful plain French cotton
ore , can be purchased for 8i.” a
yard. and this in a npltlflflili material
for waists for the. woman who is no-
inx to travel lunch or be beyond the
reach of a good laundry. for howm‘or
many colored waists one may hays.
she wants occasionally to put on while
once, and thin material does not own
have to be pulled into shape after if
is washed.
in there any material quite so moi
lookilfit on u vcry boi day an the
dnlniy lawn nprlnliicil with tiny buds
and flowers?
Although there is no wright to ma-
lne, the immense bows of it that arc
placed at the wry hack of the big hats
and as near the edge of the brim fill
lt,,la possible to not them. give the
hats the Illlwnvnncc of being badly
balanced.
, lures with the young womanwho
salted: "What In the use of wearlns
lists which men make fun of if women
dreu‘for men as so many wives and
mothers and daughters and sintcrs ar-
linowlodsn they do? Why not wear
hats thoyadniirul" Of course all men
have not me taste-and than of as
mold not like to wear hair i. e male
members of our families would. select
for us. but if one really tries she can
have a but made that will be lumpin-
iug and not freakish looking.
FiLED lN OTATImQOHITARY'S 0F
. ‘ FlGl. 4
Ccrllflculcn of ,omsulflution have
been "it'll in the office of the secretary
of the state as follows: ,
'l‘llo lliltaon ilsaléy Company. of Non“
walk; officers. il‘. .
dent; .,.l_. (3. Simpson. vice-president:
and, Frank Hudson. secretory and
treasurer. ‘ ‘ .
The Retail (lo mission hierchnnls'
Association, incorporated. of llartiorftl
' en, ,
’lllia‘
limiters. target scholastic“. n
Max Irishman. viouwrultionl:
tiledstsln. treasurer: it. Shear. secre-
tary. .. . , ,
~
Whitehead. presi- .-
Stops ,Lsmencse
Much of the chronic lameness
in horses is due to neglect. .
See lhatyour home is hotel.
lowed, to go lame. Kuep lilonn's
Linlmeni on hand and applyot
the first sign of stiffness. It’s
wonderful?! pelictratingsw goes
right to tie spotmrclleves the
unconsomliml‘icrll up the joints
and makes the muscles elastic
and pliant.
Her'e‘é the Proof. .
Mr. (11‘. Roberts of Reason. Gal.
ltlll). No.1. liox 4.3.wrltbsz— “I have
used your Llniment an a ham for am:
my and effected a thorough cure. I si-
so removed a apnvln on a mule. This
spavln was as large as a guinea cg . in
my estimation the best remedy for I-
ons and soreness in
Slams ,
’ Ni 4.
Linim‘ént
Mr. atom of tannin...
RH). No. 3. we (Him-“You! Lini-
mnnt is the best that l have ever used.
i had .1 mam with no men hot melt
and one 5m. bottle of Sloan’s Linlmt
mlliff‘lv cured . lkeepituonatl all
the ilms for pl 3 and small swelling:
and to! everything about the stock." ‘
Sloan's Linlmcnt
will kill a spuvin,
curb or splint. re-
duce wind pulls and
swollen jclnta, and
is a sure and greedy
remedy for stole.
swecney, founder
and thrush.
.nn—u-
Prion 600. and 31.00
’0 Mk .-
bl” value. after
moxie-Haw In“
13:. Karl 8. Slow.
use. has. itaa.
no...» NM...
illiDl..l-2’l‘OWN. March Sow—Coroner
S. [3. [little hits decided that an inquest
in unnecessary in the case of George
C. luminous, or Chester. running down
Victor liarsou. or Essex, in his auto
mobile at Deep River, Monday night.
and causing injuries which later ro-
aulicd in dumb. The report of the Mod-
lcal cxxunillcr for Deep lilvcr. Dr. H.
1‘. French, states that the mscldout
was clearly unavoidable on the part of
bir. Balloons. who was running his ma»
chine at u bindernlc rate. and that liar-
sou. who was riding a whwl, virtually
ran into llr.‘r‘.lnnion's machine.
-m~n
GREECE ASSEMBLY CONVOKED.
A'Tlll‘lh‘td, Greater, March Slim-4hr
proclamation convnklng the national
Assembly was read by King George
in the Chamber today. and was rccclv~
ml with cheers. Quccn Olga was pres.
rill.
”We Recommend
REGAL
THE TROUBLEI’ROOF
ROOFING
..
Thai is by for the most satisfactory
of its type. Cheapest when the cost
per your of service is considered.
Horace R. Nash
‘ TILIPHONE as
North Main and Wes Streets.
scan amok _
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ti
, The Electra ”Manufacturing ‘onr
belly. of Hartford.‘lm ill“ a pro lflli'
nary certificate of dtalolution. -
7 Mi . mRiNhliif-frllbl...
_ or. PM Show. March 8&th
.ltiisso-h‘lnnish hilt.“ till the bums
at only burgh ,j “wisluil‘odu’ .
.ln‘ helium“ fa”; l alienate. .
Waterman to d ’ filed or '
lllflllflllfll‘l‘ , ‘1
,; m an. a; .
For Rent at 31:00 perm
not. write. or paces some». .
titration. .
u!”
9. L‘
.. rde
1.0“
unmissable. lilurch (repent.
Iditllltfats to beassured of the priort
of his find, Robert Anderson. bookliiiyil'
er for a well-known local firm of furni-
ture dealers. is today heraldins‘hlm-
‘ self as the discoverer of another of the
freaks of Old idol. .
Early yesterday morning. Anderson
ammonium business block, all .
and School atreeta.
While pausing the building he a‘ oiled
smoke and upon investigation . and a
pile of rings and papers burning on the
l\
:
first floor. He souieilierod the flames .
undefeated an investigation into the
cause. . l
Two hours later he returned to the
scene of the fire with several men in
town, noted. for their wisdom, Ander-
son pointed out a lamp chimney on
the floor and indicated the Intense heat ‘
of the sun's rays at if slanted diagonw
ally off the chimney. focusalng direct~
Iyon mantle of cloth and papers. By
manipulating the chimney he showed
how the rays became hot enough to,
burn a hole through a piece of pine.
board. .
The "wise men" withnuderson ad-
mitted they knew of the heat of the
sun's rays when l'ocussed through a
magnify-inn glass. but they expressed .
surprlae that rays slanting off an ordi-
nary lamp chimney should create such
heat. .. .
u.-.“
THE OTHER OLUB ME£T8..
The Other Club met with Mr. and‘
hire. l“, 1-}. Brady. of Franklin avenue.
last evening. and had a most enjoyable
time. hire. Prank AndreWs resigned.
H. Palmer was elected to fill the vacan-
cy. No new members were elected,
Mr. and lira. Waldo Raymond. and at
the next meeting. which will be with
Mr. and Mrs. ii. A. Smith. they will
be duly inlllatcd. Next Wednesday
evening the entire club. conumsed of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrews. Mr. and
Mrs. l“. r). Brady. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
itiiylnpnd, Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Smith.
Mrs and Miss Keeler, Mr. and Mrs. W.
li. Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. A. 5.. Jack
son. will go to New York and witness
the. performance of Montgomery and
Stone in "The Old Town." at the Globe
’l‘heut re.
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moment
To SUIT YOU.
IIXWELL
EVERETT! 80 . .
“on“ 40 (iflLllIlll
. EI’lli‘lllllli
RYDER-[EMS
so Roasts.
Phone lllr. Glover. on all-5. for dem-
onstration or catalogues, or and pos-
“I. . . . v.
Pending completion of our MlilM'
our offices are at 61 Winfield St. East
orwnllt; 15 South Main St. South
'OrWIik. .- {”31
Norwalk Consoliddt
Auto Company
VELVET
CARPETS
A dozen different de-
signs in all the soft
and restful floral and
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CHARLES IPflAGUE SMITH DEAD.
MONTCLMR. N. ‘J.. March 303""
Charles Sprague filllllh. educator and
lecturer, died at midnight to the home
of his brother-in-lsw here. He had
been ill only a week. A severe cold.
which developed into pneumonia. was
the cause of death. Prof. Smith was
born in Andover. Mass. in 1853. He
was a graduate of Amherst College,
supplemntli‘ig his course there by
work in the Universities of Berlin.
Paris, Rome, Madrid. Oxford and
w «m. a «M ._.... W.
t8candiuavla.‘ He occupied the chair
of modern languages and foreign liter-
ature in Columbia. University for many
years, hilt had been engaged for the
past twelvc years chiefly in the edu-
cational worli of the People's institute
here, of which he was the founded and
managing director. Mrs. Smith, who
was Miss Isabelle Dwight, is now in
Europe.
MlCHIfiAN PROFESSOR REBIGNS.
ANN ARBOR. 'Mich.. March 30.-
Charles Hughes Johnson, junior pro
fessor of education in the University
of Michigan for the last three years.
has resigned to accept the deanship
of the school of education in the Un-
h‘lichigan‘at’ the close of the present
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