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» For 'Norwalk and vicinity: Rain and
. >-islightly colder tonight; Sunday cloudy
Land colder; moderate to. brisk south.
West winds. A trough of low pres-
’. sure extending from Michigan east:
Ward to Maine, is causing cloudy and
rainy weather with mild temperature
‘, in the eastern portion of the Lake re-
gion and along the. Atlantic coast
§.north of Virginia. Another disturb-
‘7a‘nce of considerable energy is central
wover Montana. A rid-so of high pres-
figure, extending from Texas northward
'jio Minnesota. is producing pleasant
;“weather with low temperatures be-
.t‘ween the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi rlver, .
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weir-15a A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Dow. 29; high, 47.
. oidudy. . ,
‘ ~v -—~Umonenas‘snd canes: "O'Brien.
1
Horace s. Hatch was reported today .
‘ as being very seriously ill at tre resi-
dence of his brother. Manuel '1‘. Match,
in Fairiield avenue. Mrs. Eunice A.
Smith, mother of Mrs. Manuel Hatch.
is also critlcally ill with pneumonia,
and owe physicians and two trained A
nurses are in attendance,
'S—FooiIWear below cost. White
Shoe Store
The most complete rental lists are
always to be found in the Want Goi-
umns. where landlords and tenants
sheet.
«(leak $7.60, delivered in your cel-
lar. Raymond Bros.
Mrs. D. N. Mather, Mrs. E.
'Knlorium and her daughter Mabel, vis~
lied Mrs. J. Bilbao. last Whitley.
Miss Madeline Stewart started for
Boston, Mass. last Friday, where she
will attend school for several weeks
s
1 so-..»
lilies Grace “lull Miss il‘lorencs
Bmiih and Miss Genevieve Weed spent
{Friday afternoon with ‘Miss Emma
Jumens.
.W
Ernest Baboon, another West Nor-
walk resident; was given asurprisc
'dsuce at his home,» Thursday evening.
' The chair was s’most enjoyable one.
mow would you like to be the loo
mun?” suited friends at lidsar notes.
the West Norwsil: ins men. as they
invaded his home lust Thai-say night.
sud are inns surprise party. the
occasion being his diminish birthday
anniversary There were inst nit,»
sit humus omit besides 111-. list“.
_ so that he received one congratulation
for each your oi in life. Mr. new
isms
, A hilllistm
‘ family we in as secret and had sv- . specialties
emitter messed tor a wee and soil»
WM. F. 'BEERS
AMUSEMENTS
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SHOWING TODAY.
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THE coweov euaamms.
Gem Drama.
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Great Northern Comedy.
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Next meeting will ‘be on January
813i at the home at Mrs.-
Church 2 Seymour place.’ -
.L The secretarys report of the annual
reception and loomine oi the Friday
Aiternoon Oluih was as iollows:
The annual reception and lecture
were held in". the parlors oi the South
Norwailt Congregational Churohh-and
certainly sincere thanks Wand apprecia-
tion are and ‘Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs.
Church and Miss Seymour, the very
capable entertaifiient committee, for
attention to every detail that added to
‘ the comfort and pleasure oi! the su-
Flexs'eed 1-
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Feed in us
Buckwheat Middlin‘s Frazer's Axle Grease 1»
1 . Shavings, .
‘ Palms, «potted. plants and ,carnations
were artistically arranged about the
speaker's platform. and while the au-
dience was being seated by the elli-
cient ushers. who were Misses Stow,
Couch, London, Pryor, Boerum, (let
tier and Mrs. Baldwin, there was heard
sweet music, from violin and piano, ’
skilfully rendered by the Misses Beck-
in the east parlor the members anti
friends of the club were cordially
greeted by the executive board. .
At the appointed hour, the president,
Miss Swarts, in a most charmingly
graceful speech welcomed all to the ..
one great event or the club-year, and
in appropriate words introduced Prof. .
Isouls Umfreville Wilkinson, the speak- :j
or (or the evening, whose subject was:
"Shakespeare's Relation to
Thought and Art” - f,
Trot. Wilkinson is without question -
a thorough student of Shakespeare—
an ldeaiiet.~.to be sure, possessing a , .-
deep sympathy in and thorough mus» , -
tery of his subject
The keynote or his lecture was the
humanism of Shakespeare
, ‘ liters from 1that of Shake
cpsare’s ti ‘9, in that reflection and
sensibility hays given new tensions to
our modern humanism and so a deep-
er..wider and richer harmony.“ As a
certain writer remsrks
sitar generation we are contributing
our share of instruction by example
shedding unneellties as we -,pass leav-
ing a clearer ileld ior intuition to
those who'como after on!”
now 'viyidiy the locturer brought
to our realisation the fact that Shake
spears was a proiound student of hu-
man nature. and he
uallsed are the characters of his plays.
the result oi meditaticn. . ‘
tuslly surveyed all the crest compo- ,
II nent powers and impulses '0! human '
j; namrc. The lessons in which he-
- truths are expressed. was not drawn
:2 from any set fashion, but iron: the
j‘, pmfoundest depths qt his moral beinx.
'3 and is therefore (or all ages.
~ How well we recall the excellent
3: rendering by the speaker. oi certain
I: passages [rem "As You Like It." ,
.. "Macbeth.” “The
:1 IV" and others, illustrating the strong-
'I ly individualised characters, such so
,j ”Audrey." "Macbeth" sud ‘hdy Mac-
1 both,“ "Caliban" and ‘iii‘slstsif, and so ‘
MANUEL T. HATCH.
ng in the Optical Iiineq, 1
intensely individ.
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Compare the many Exclusive
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With Any Other Automobile Made.
The various models are now ready for demonstration at
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NORWALKg cons. ‘
is u. not. true. as Prof Wilkinson '
has said. M Falstaff. in spite oi‘the "
Another new: and brilliant production. A
The incomrskrlo musical tram “
OHR‘lITMAO ON ND ILAOKWILL’F .
Ell? dosons bi sends and comedy ,‘
HOT , DRINKS ’
When 11th and you tool a desire for a
stop at Bundles and have s nice warming and refreshing hot drink.
Gloria and others are welcome no use our parlor to eat their
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no chest the weekend prey upon the
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dial, always sinuses your interest and
risibillties whenever we read Henry
W or even mention Trillium Why?
Because he is so human. il‘sisisdg ro-
mm 011 Prince Hal in the end proved
to him a raise stair indeed it would
seem mmmesm
sinists his silent and other peculiar
liies of tliisoohsrsotsr the“ Isms Is he.
named Shallow slender and others.
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characters than the heroes, excepting
poor Ophelia, Who was weak. in
Shakespeare's women, the elements of
womanhood are sweet and holy; there
is essentially the same inundation and
and variety are merely the result or
the modification of circumstance-em
whether in Miranda, the maiden; Imo-
gen, the wife; or, Katharine, the
Queen.’
liens let me quote s'isw lines from
Hartley Coleridge—-
SHAKESPEARE.
"The soul of man is larger than the
sky. ‘
Deeper than ocean of the abysmal
dark , '
or the Uniathomed centre. use the
ark.
Which in its sacred bold. uplifted high,
o’er the drowned hills, the human
tWIIYs , ‘L
And stock reserved or every living
mind
The seeds and pregnant forms in en
sence lie. ‘
That make all worlds. Greet poet.
‘twss thy art
To know thyself and in thyself to be
. . . -.I.- . IA.-i-I-i-Z-I-iIII'~‘v'-‘s'-:-;s:-:s;s:s:s,-:.:
principles. The distinct individuality '
knowingly accept any adver
tiring that is misleading, exaga
thte or love, hate, ambition, destiny,
Or the iirm fatal purpose of the heart.
Can make of man, Yet thou wert ’ til!
. the same, . ..
Serene oi: thought, unburt by my own
dame.” , 1 .
T The lecture was a most scholarly
one, aifording an evening of rare in
tellectuai enjoyment to a large all-t
'dience which listened with closest 1st-
teniion to the very and. This fact
must have been both gratifying and
inspiring to the lecturer. At the-close.
an opportunity to meet Prof. Wilklm
son was enjoyed by many _ »
Then came more delightful m is
by the same artistes and the intei oi)-J
tual treat was followed by a
hour with its accompanying dolls,
reire'shments.
0f the many pleasures which we
have enjoyed with the coming at the.
New Year may we not with genuine
pride, recond visitors‘ day or January.
third, nineteen thirteen, as one (3de
most enioysbie and to write it down
as s mat success‘l
. IDA 8. KEEP. .
Secretary. Friday Mternoon club.
January 17th 1918
Norwalk Chronicler