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shut a. port of the time. On arriving
homo at on time when he was about
~ genre old I heard some one play.-
.1 the comet. Hip uncle one it
outlet player, but he was then talk-
‘ with me. I then learned that
he has not investigated to accept, or
to condemn. His greatest lull most
persistent study who the Bible. opt to
pick downer find mu, To the' proph-
mount, of thought to see wherethlngn
have been. lulfillledg in the" V‘pagt and
what to look tor 111‘ the future. or the
hogan to come to the surface When
'19 was twelve years I movpd to Wit
innuc, he to enter the High school,
11 I as teacher of music in the pub
schools and to take charge of o
deriuldibrnrit and thewbenejit oijhls
hows choir of the Baptist church. views. methe Windy of the lost
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and a solo during the ammo; A found the We?“ lilo lqptmd W.
1He was always a good boy, and no elation made him a: thinker MES ex- » -
tended a little country séhcoi in the handed his mind in many direction N
town of IScotland, Conn (where he 39 delved into everything .he- did hoe:
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coins and revelationo he gave a. groin; i - '
inst Tribes oi lei-ml and «what. IbeV
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anon from New York heard him, and cat 0W“!!! Work, “rec-rem. " ' Dui'
noon he was invited to take port in ins all this time he was pet'ambulat-
- immunization 0! artists called "The in: the country producing his .worke
‘ of New York" He played with and was ever on the alert to get the
Whatever they had an engage.
for three years; aeverul.-timée
11' York city, and won- known
1- the ‘fiboyjAwouaern. .He me his
mm color. i lost my organist and
be you installed as Organist as long
‘ V.“ l- illd chute. He had never tak-
‘annVleuon on Vnny instrument. 'l‘o
I?!” any instrument seemed intuitive,
natural the outpouring of his music-
pool *He placed for home entertain—
elite six dined-ant instruments.
Those who have seen him in 0pm-
mid, work at the piano, conduct the
‘ “ beam. and play the cle‘mic Bnlll'e
111111 bung drums with his feet.- tlie on
nhertrn bell, the nylophone. and push
in” button that run the stage, will
readily ‘believe this During Bummer
vocation he ployed comet, with Mil-
1m orchestra. at Watch Hill, and ll!-
“ with Bloiedells .nt New Castle.
y Mm. .N. H. He erAdunted at
y; amen. took a poet 51-minute compo
' . the following your to prepare tor col.
.. ion. During thin year he produced
" {lilo first. opera "The Eton o! Wind
m." which was a local tradition.
Dilu- distant ‘Ho entered Yule uni-
colleen. hoping to quench hie music
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m German New ot music
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time any can was the only pupil
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view; of competent then on. vurloun
subjects. He made the ucqudlotnnco
of many “teary men on trains and
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consulted the clergy, college profess
m, and mam-1 indieo of culture who
looked upon him V81; an oracle. For
eight more he took. his intents tome
While Mountains for a two mouths'
outing in July” and August, and would
pay the way my his concert. in the
bright villages nestled in the moun-
tains. He loved nature, especially the
mountains and went over the muse:
many antennae!) alone. Me can. he
could think better ind solve ‘eonio
problem better when alone with no»
tore. He sold to me no he visited the
home at my boyhood in Vermont.
”How could you hear to leave such a
bountiful landscape as this; Just see
those Green Mountains All around us."
Some live limits duos-n me come
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ole. which happened him to stop and
look utter the More of his mother's
new, and cattle the-state; He has
appeared in the public eye but twice
wince. Theaowere‘l’omte on a
mod scale, at Norwich. end New
tendon Conn. complementing and
illustrating ill the noted events train
the 11m settlement to the mount
time. The» Pnsoobtu were very elm
onto Main. He wrote new music
adopted to each scene represent
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people took part At Norwich the col-
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city and in his quiet and unassuming it careful thought A year
woy 501111 touch with all clause; and printed the Libretto entrant one to
organlmlonn who have at times utalqoll or Vlrio Wm: The flruui
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tors oi Notm Dome underlay in their United States.
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spoke of the cartoon ill-Minuet time the United States.
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not an uncommon spectacle to see emiah and who become Queen in lie»
him at midnight uith lantern and note lend) tully convinced that when that
book on acme high elevation with his time arrived to would have 3- ‘wurlt . .
tripod Ind {chem scorching the may tor tile melon. When Writing
it he often remarked "I am this
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musical aileron in various ways. The the flushed work which will ”peer
to exposes their “MW. end I he thlo country and 11‘.an A
for to m‘. from skier “lacunae of Benin“. '3: Son of Motion. Emma.
Hartford. since bin death. expueulns‘ have charge at the copyright and pub-
the grief of herself. motioned others licauonin Europe. According to re-
was very pathetic For the hat (on! pol-tn eminent statesmen and mem-
yeur: he he: trained the pupils or the hero of noynlty ore deeply intern-o
Woodstock Aoulomy for their tunnel ed. The downed ihook (cloth bouhdl
rhetorical; and compared all the in the Wt, most 11th and com-
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um deem it mm». His ment-
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humanly lift! your: We. May an
incident has recently come to light
in which he took the Good Samaritan:
port. ‘Hlo kindly point-arena lumpy
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unable neck hi. null-tonne. and never
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mother. hem clad on his influence
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NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING.
in West Wuehinxton Street;
Tel. ma. low-8; housi‘. one.
Aimee and complete line at Valen
lines from lo up. »
Valentine Poet Cords 11: reach, 6 tor
5c; launch: 2 for-5c, and 56 each
“At the New Stationery Store.
James Donnelly
Stationery and News more.
. 16 80U‘I'H MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Next to, Roger- and Slovene.
. pointers Auo onicinup.
Don‘t '«trllle with your Eyesight!
forerunners of the time when can;
lone trouble will occur.
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pert did in examining the eyes and
in turntable: slum
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In medium size, ‘36 only.
Nlatcrtulv are (the tailored cloths, gray in plain or
two~tjoued effects, navy, blue and old blue. Collal fuel .
ings of plain 01 Persian Silk, satin liniugi», and till pol—r
(fectl’y finished, I '
$22 00 all“ $25. 00.
' Second floor. V‘
Garmture 1111 Gowns
Tuition m with“. silver and cry-1alspm1glcd not late
vclcsigiis that are beautrftil and distinctive. V
Jet and Crygtal Collars, Plastrons, and bolero"
shapes, at prices reduced, to close before inventory. 1
‘ These beautiful adornments for dresses me at most V
reasonable prices this week, and the woman who is do?
5110115 of making up new and inexpensch garments, or _
who is making over old ones, will be able to produce
new and Charming gowns at little cost.
! , . . Trimniing Section.
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Curtam‘ Matenals at Clearance
Figured ScrimsV in ecru grounds with printed or-‘
etencilul designs: ‘
oValuo 35c for 291:. V
‘1 Value 25c for 18¢.
Madras, light and dainty patterns for bedroom and
boutloir windows. pale pink and pale blue with white
Also a very few in medium (laik patterns for libra; ,-
ries purl dining rooms:
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Value 751: for 59c yard.
Value, 59c for 25¢ yard.
Third floor.
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That mom you will want Lengths and culture. Worsted Cups
and Worth Mittens and Glover. We are ready to supply your needs.
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