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NIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
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' SOCIETY NOTICES .
. MASONIC DIRECTORY.
'Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street. lat and 3d Tuesday 0:
cool: month-July and August e:-
_ flutedwat 8 o'clock. All Master
' Hideous cordially invited. Frederick
3‘5 Lyon. W. M. Robert M. "Wilcox.
tierbhapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
Meals in Masonic Building, South
" “Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays oi
each month—«July and August ex-
] copied—«at s o clock All Royal Arch
{Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
‘ Gnyor, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
See.
’ hou'm NORWALK some or
V . TRADE.
Filament-Nehemiah Candee
Vice-Prostdont—Charies J Pidgeon.
accretary—vFI-nnk w. Hadley.
-‘ _. ‘r‘Tmoureo—Matthew Corbett.
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era—«News Department
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‘ owBranch Office, Norwalk
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EXCITES SURPRISE.
C nous buleau atatisticn show that
1! ratio of‘suicidoe for illii) was 16
r 100, 000 as compared with iii o for
oteviouo year. The ratio was high»
t iii the \\ ost where the proportion
if adventurers is largest and smallest
a the South. [lot while the rate in
‘ 1v abound cities is comparatively
M of Bridgeport, (loom, is equal
«the Western rate. being 32.1. while
fifflm’ttie is 32.3 and that oi’ Den-
_ .116. infants the matter with
k ‘ idgeliorti~New York World
.— WWW
overnor Foss enema to he handling
hicnit situation at Laurence in
m ruler to command admit atiou. The
20, 000 strikers have been compelled to
maintain ordel. The ploperiy of the
mood. furore has ileell given prompt
‘ 9 election. The merits oi the case are
anode the subject or legislative
Tho-r» striking operatives are
(nu object lesson in the square
M "Whether the strike is to apnoea
9‘" cities or not before the iron
. ' over hie governor promls'loa to
hit «4 made it an event or benefit to in-
trial interests in spite of the tom
‘ ry loss in wakes anon roducilon
Ego public has a right to know the
.
occasion of the facts will find a
‘lfiaifi‘remedy of permanent value.»—
New Lnndon Telegraph.
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, RIGHT TO THE POlNT
, We, f‘trusi" the ice lute not been
on ion by being “frozen so long.” and
at it will still be good it kept in
id storage until next hummer ~Boa—
imagines. is sure of only one
connection with the Strike.
hat is, that she will have to may
i —Mellden Record. . o
-—o—~
he Duke of C'onnallght had mere-
discovered the cure for some dis-
' " . thus saving thousands of hoopla.
had made some great ihventlon re-
‘ ' the coat or living. the curiosity
would never have blocked the
dove k. eTrenton Sunday Advertiser.
he word “booze" dates back two
thrice but it is just as objection-
an ego. ~Now York Telegraph. ,
. ae’ like a dick call, on moat fl 1 .
ave lied the expert .
HAHHHHH MAHHAll .
EHHHH HAHlll HEAD "
‘ Didimportantiflerllontlle s...l‘1. .
am Pacific and Altos-ward Ori-
' Howler kept in conutant touch with his
, slice in the case and when in the .
‘ a nephew» or the. into C. P. Hunllllgtlln,
term now as it was two hundred . _
WMWW
ganizeli Hauler Sisieol
NEW roux, Feb. 2.-—lildwln Haw-
lay. president of the Minneaooile and
St. Innis Railroad and one or the lead-
ing railroad magnatea in this eOuntry.
died at his home here today after an
illness of several weeks.
Mr. Hawley had been a sufferer from
nervous indigestion for acme time. and
for the last few weeks had been con-
fined to his house at Iii Eaut 60th
street. Frequent reporto that his con-
dition was serious were denied, and
he hopeduto be down town within a
week or so.
the companies or which Mr. Howler
wae'a director «were: The Colorado and
Southern Railway. Coiorada Fuel and
Iron Company. the Evansville and
Torre Hallie Railway. the Minneapolis
and St. Louis. the lawn Central, tho
Hooking Valley Railroad. together
with other corporations.
Early in the winter Mr. Howley wan
aelzod with an attack of grin and no
turned to work before he had nulli-
ciontiy recovered. As a result of this
Mr. Hawfloy. anilerod a relapse and his
physician told him that he would have
to take a long rest. Since then Mr.
iiawicy has been confined to the house
and recently he began to suffer with
attacks of indigeotion. Early lhiu
morning Mr. Howley wan allddonly
seized with an attack of heart failure.
and death soon followed.
No arrangements have no yet, been
made for the funeral. .
Notwithstanding his lllnens. Mr.
hnslnesll affairs and occasionally re-
ceived visitors til. NS homo to discuss
matters of stimulant importance.
The oouelructivo work of Mr. Halv-
ioy in thernilmad iield has often been
coulparod to that of the. late Edward
‘H. iiarrimnn, With hie nasorialos'hlr.
Hawley controlled the Chesapeake and
Ohio, the lowa Control, the Minneapm
113 and St. Louis. the Missouri. Kan-
sas and Texas. the Hocking Valley, the
Toledo, St. Louis and Western and
other lines. Quite recently he won
asked to undertake the lei-adjustment
or the allure of the Wabash Railroad.
l’l‘he Wk market was not ”mooted
15. the news or Mr. Howley'a death.
Chesapeake and Ohio went of! h
aimllito. ‘ ‘
Mr; iiawloy was sixtyvoue years or
ago, And his earliest railroad service
boron in 1867 as a clerk on the Erie
Railroad. but his most important work
was done between'isilo and 1903111
in the service of the ficuthero Pact»
tic, whom he was the right hand man
of the late Collie P. tinniinlrton. The
all-coiled v'liawiey system or railroadi
has been built 111;) within the last 15
years.
Mr. liowley was a bachelor and the
only relative with him when he died
was his nephew, Walter S. Grendel! a
member of tho Howley lino.
Mr Harrier had just flniahcd prepar-
ation for a trip ioPrl‘lm Beech where
he expected to spend the rent of the
winter. die intended to leave the int-
tor port of {this week ill his private
car accompanied by H. E. Huntington.
and two 0! his friends. Frank Trunk
hull and Baron Randolph Natilii.
New London Banker Dead.
NEW LONDON. Feb..—~Wllllam H
Chapman, for many years proeidellt or
the Union Bank and the Savings Book
this moriiing at the age of 88.. Mt
school Me has been prominent in the
Congregational. Church activities and
Hoddam.
. Maine Editor Dead. .
'BiDDEmND, Maine, Nob
only yesterday Mr. Ha’wiey said that ’
His death came at io'ciock. ‘ Alnong‘ ,
of New Iloudon died at his heme here * L
Chapman. a few yehra ago save to the 3,
city the manual training and industrial .
was a. deacon or the Second Charon.
Mr. Chapman was a native of East.
‘ :I‘HE PERFECT NEWSPAPER
When earth’s last paper in print-
ed and the terms and the
metaiare cold.
When the newest scandal is an-
cient, and the last extra is
. . sold,
We shall loaf—41nd. Lord. how,
at all to do
Shall call us to work anew.
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And then we shall work as we‘d
like to. each on his own Ina-
chine;
And the truth shall be in our copy
and nothing shall intervene;
We shall write real stories aboht
themubeggar and milliom
‘ lure——
3 .
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Game.
tor for stories of filth and
shame;
shall leave our features alone,
And the stories that fill the col.
0111' own.
In,
A To iglrture the broken-hearted or ,, ‘
blacken the donor’s stain;
vWe shall scoop and be scooped a-. , ,
plenty, we shall love the ilur- ~ v
ry and noise, _
L", .We shall fight with the business 1 ‘
office and fuse with the copy—
. .4be
But each of us shall be hurried
‘ and each of or shall be free
f’l‘o write the thing a“: he sect it .
for the Paper That Ought;
to Be.
Register.
We need itimwith Nothing.“ ”
Cotton. Crash .4‘/2c
Till the boss of the pcri'ect paper , . _
‘ 184111211 . wide White and on
* Satin 11nd .Crochel Spreads.
_ . $2 Beacon‘Blaukets.
For an editor keen and familial» .
a paper that" con the equerwm .9
We shall work ina arush andka“
hurry, for that in the goodly -
And we shall not dig in the gut-“'5
And the copy-reader: above 1..“
umnle we shall recognize as”
We shall have no fool assign- " ' .
merits, no cruel mission oh:
‘7 __n.ny.n§..1i_.mmmn I
Scam and . name. with.“ -,
'36 lollies wide. olidmois hdleh. y
‘ tine tor wardens and mioaea‘ ‘
‘ . underwear. '
.151: 40-lnLawa 7‘41:
01mm Willie m... 40 locum
viidollloo for waists, dresser, .
1 «Norton Braley. in the Orcvilleih 9‘ ‘9
pecils. for Tomorrow _
Don’t‘fmiss an item in this advertisement.
Better still, don’t fall to visit The Boston
Store Tomorrow. In every department“
you’ll find many Extraordinary Offerifigs.
Economy Opportunities that are seldom
equalled. and only possible at this time Of
lithe year. Briefly. we mention a few of the?
1.; January Clearance Sale Price Reductions
that prevail for Tomorrow. These Items
"we take from our big
Domestic and Linen
Department
bleached Cotton Crash. good,
‘i'or kitchen use,
33 Bed Spreads
’ 5 1.98
plain and out corners. full size.
excelled Blanket. ,n on
or its deli ng und Iron 11:
qualitieh; full slain: White.
Grey and m.
$1.25 Bod Spreads ’
.0 98c ‘ 1 ,
Full‘aloe. plain and (rinsed.
y‘vith cut corners. ‘Speoial
value.
12c Pillow casing
9c yard
42 inch Pillow Calling, good qunl~
it; Murillo.
30c Sheeting 19c
hloached and unbleached 31.4.1. ‘
his. a H yards Wide. Mole
' Wood duality.
x‘dxiavvuwork and unmatched 5
envy even thread Unbleached“.
r sheeting ,
69c Sheets 57c 1'
Bleached. 81x90, made of excel-
' lent Muslin.’
cited. ‘36 inched vrlde; tine ~ -
. s1. 50 Table Dam-
ask 98c
All our Scotch and irleh fine
and heavy double 72 in wide;
these are eturdy quality.
$3 Blahkets $1.98
Full bed cite. the best Blanket
value for the money; Tan.
White and Grey. *
75c Sheets 65c
Oakland Mills Bleached Sheath.
81:90
N»
Table Linen Fac- A
‘tory Samples i
All Linen. 68 inches wide. ‘
curios ran ....;.....sl.so
2w. vnnoa FOR ........_sl.re
.215. vanes FOR $1.93
75c Crib Blackets,
390.
Pink and Blue. for baby‘s crib.
33x50; Teddy Bear. BaaPeep.
Humpty Dunlpty designs. ,
[ 32 Napkins $1. 49
20x21) already hemmed. all Lin-
f’ on. full bleached
1-50.: Table Dam-j!
lZ'éc Pillow Cases;
Cloth-98c ‘ ' " ’
25c Table'Damask .
15 cents
54 inches wide. heavy Union
qunlity.
A 25c H.S.Towels 19c
All Linen Huck, Towels. hem-
atitched and scalloped, plain
white. red and blue borders. '
59c Sheets 49c
Mode at "Durable” Cotton, toll »
size. 8ix90. ‘ l
ask... 394:
684mm heavy. quality Table
Damask.
15c ' Linen Finish
Suiting 100‘.
Fine quality plain‘white linen
finish Suiting. 3i‘inchea wide.
8c ' "”
40x36. 42x36. 45x36, good duality ‘
Cotton.
5c Walsh Cloths
25 for Se
Largo sine hemmed Tolkien
Wash Cloths.
Si Renaissmioe
scarfs 490
«20x54 Japdneee scam. hand
made: linen centers
Full size, 453.38. “er
Athntlc. " 1 ‘
10c Fruit of the
Loom 6hr
‘ 1 _ Beet 315mm Cotton made, ‘
“Ch“ "idea ,
3%
25 cents
Nine (lotion Crib Sheets.i
little one'e crib. ,
Norwalk Chronicler