l
I
. mold relate a similar story of feline der
‘ votion to a lllumllt’l‘ of the human race.
‘1'" m0 alumna.
m loawau. 0|)".
The Ironing Sentinel has a elreale-
the in the town of Nerwslk and its
"Iberia larger. considerably. the the
combined circulation ofthe other two
local dailies. oar press room is al-
ways open to advertisers.
Wm
lev- IeI-l Herald Weather l'oreeeet.
‘lbday. fair. slightly warmer weather and
light Ion Westerly to southerly winds will
prevail. th maximum temperatures exceed-
iufldqreegeacept on and near the coasts.
“Saturday. fair weather will prevail. with
continued high temperature. light southerly
winds. followed by local rain in the late re-
sinous] possibly light rain on the coasts at
night; and on Sunday. fair to partly cloudy
weather. followed by rain and slowly falling
temperature.
Thermometer Record.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
tweatr-tourhoore ending at noon today was
5" above semi hleheet. 80° above zero.
Ilnlatere Alla-no [or I'd-sorrow,
hm Rieeel Bun Reta Blah l‘lde Low Tide
at 7: l9 at 2: 03 atll
rate.
New York has just had a out show.
which was so mimmsful an enterprise
that other out shows are sure to be held
there in the years to come. All lovers of
catswill no doubt rejoice at this consid-
eration given their pets, and, we are
sure, will resent the snecrs recently lev-
eled at the feline race by the one New
Yak paper whose editor once invented
and still maintains the jocular fiction
thathekecps an oillce cat for the pur-
pm d 668an pieces of manuscript
that do not meet his views as to excel-
lame.
The icon at Gflmalkin in question
wasps-inked in the same paragraph that
spoke in praise of Fido. It appears that
{tor of a certain dog foil oil the
”fie day rereatly' In New York and
JItrnightw ay became a drowned body.
Jab-'10 to the loyal instincts of his race,
the dog remained upon the dock near the
place of his master's final disappmrance,
thus giving another example of canine
fidelity and affection. This coming to
the our of the editor. he. called attention
to the circumstance. and then. in a spirit
'0! invidieus comparison, askmi who
Perhaps no one can, but in humanity
patriotism is ('Illlh‘llli‘l't‘ililfi high a virtue
as personal inflection. if not of higher
grade, and, ill! every one who has studied
the feline nature knows. the overruns-
tering instinct of every eat is love of
place. He is a poor coot indeed in the
View of most xuirsons who rims not love
the place of his nativity or of his long
residence, arrives that place be utterly
‘m of attractions. and none are more
mvagautly lauded than three who go
firth to do battle for home and country.
Who cannot relate stories of cats braving
everydanger, when ruthlessly torn from
the homes they love so well, in order to
return to them? Does not every school-
boy how of the annual prim-salons of
home seeking eats which cross the
Brooklyn bridge in oppordte directions on
“night of May 1, which is moving
dayat the Hudson's mouth? Indeed this
workable mummy has been chosen
I a theme for the poet and set to music.
Whohpnot heard the inspiring song:
And the out came back.
Vol- he wouldn't stay away?
For the love of home so universally
displayed by the great est family we
and the opinion that they should be
as roundly praised as thodog for the
blind attention displayed for hie dead
master. And at the some time. in can~
eidcina the relative merits at the cat
ad the (log. it should be remembered
that a hundred mm are bitten by
dogs. vagrant and otherwise. in every
city to one bitten by cuts. even tlvmgh
there are at icon it bumlrmlield more
ate that) (1035. -
Let ill giveilm purring eat her just
den. '
M on “lrmptmeible rabble which
“out: to nothing" the Cuban revolu‘
“lots are giving Spain’s cmkgcnmals
p
on... ,
And the Best
“In the Fall of '05. my son.
had he cerhuno
gleBohloliizalE'neckfu 9 doctors
lanced it, but tgave him no per-
mouentlltn
“$53.3:
was then resorted to. and the re-
sult was all we could have wished
for. The e.arbmu ie healed: uiek-
ly. and his health' is new per eel."
41.5. llotnlchunipiain. Va.
The Only
Sarsaparilla
At World’s Fair.
Medical Testimony.
if the latest claims of chemical ex-
ports are true. there seems reason to be—
lieve that the evidence is untrustworthy
upon which Carlyle Harris was convict-
ed in New York for poisoning his‘wife,
and, later. that on which Dr. Buchanan
was convicted of the same crime.
A New York physician and chemical
expert has been experimenting with
ptomaines for some time and now claims
that the color tests used to demonstrate
the presence of morphine in a body are
practically valueicss. He says that the
state should have a Chemist's oilice, and
in every case of poison the work should
be done by these ofllcials, and if poison
be obtained it shouldbeexhibitod to the
jury, thus avoiding contradictory expert
testimony. .
It will be remembered that Dr. Buch-
anan alleged that his wife died from
apoplexy. which was the disease the at-
tending physician certified she had.
Chemical experts for the prosecution said
that by color tests they had discovered
morphine in the stomach of Mrs. Buch-
anan, and it was their testimony that
clinched the case agairm the prisoner.
One of the most welcomeof recent in-
ventions is the aluminium bathtub.
With this beautiful new article of fur-
niture in the house, taking a bath will
be more of a pleasure than ever. In fact,
such a tub would almost tempt a tramp
to wash himself. It is light in weight
and is cast all in one piece. It does not
rust, and it tamishes scarcely at all. It
can be cleansed so easily that it can he
kept always bright and shining with the
least possible trouble. It is to be hoped
this desirable addition to domestic cun~
vcnience and health will not dost so
much as in beout of reach of the people.
Speed the day of the aluminium bath-
tub! Speed the day of bathtubs of all
kinds.
These are the days when the city man
hiee himself to a farmhouse where "cv-
cry luxury the market aflords" is fur~
nishcd. along with the lodging, for 85 a
week. And then the aforementioned city
man abuses everylxuly in sight and calls
the farmer a fraud because the fare is
not (slualtothat of the Newport or Long
Branch caravansarim, where the rate is
$5 a day. _ ,.
What's this we hear about increasing
of wages—voluntary, too-—by many
large manufu'turcrs? Now what will
the \hllziag ili'lt gate do? Increase and
multiply or look for mmther job?
If not unwristiiutiunal, we should like
to continue to breathe.
Entertainment at lroohsldo.
A large audience was present at the
entertainment given by the Kiddie Five
Illle River school, at the Broohelde
chapel, Wednesday night. under the di-
rection of the teacher. liles J. Etta
Foley. Following was the programme:
lay Celebration. including hiay Pole Drill.
by the school.
Recitation -"lleturnoi liar."
(lenrado VonGal.
Kiedereerten ermine.
Victor Tristan. George lemon. Clifford
Amundsen. James Seymour. Mule llohor.
mule Model. Oooreieea Prince.
Dr. Wachem'e school.
Ir. Graver.
lone.
George Boas.
Dialogue-”Billy Grimes."
llertrude Vandal. J ulla J uleeou.
Boas.
school eaolr.
Recitation-“A Little lea.”
George lies-one.
Recitation-”A Little lady.”
Coercion Prince.
Hi. Battle Remington.
Mums lllt flail.”
Idith Davis. Jacob Vandal.
”new“. last Child.” '
Georgian Prince.
Recitation-~“lhe Old Home."
Edith Davies.
ltd soldiers large chunks of monies. m
m sea the bulletins rain in from
W6 telling of glorious victories over
the moments. with loam motlmee oi
amen m- tvm and more frequently of a
little surplus energy only.
The registration law of South Caro.
M has hem declared uncmetltutional.
Iowif ihelewbe a good enamel a
noted mm the promo uf South Carolina
innit! get together and change the cm
diction so that it will be «meritoriou-
el.
“outlets teller therei- absolutely
”armistice. lovituneywoeld
It. llllda “knell.
The BMW Picnic.”
Annie m Ion.
“hoot choir.
relation-J
Elle! III
Recitation.
ammunition.
lloeplhiil.
“shenanddaairle.
Immune-“W”
"Dr. Warhol’s Ichool." played by
”.mmmehoystromthesoaoel.
”redundant-e. section play
leg lib wt ewe-ity. At the eon-
steeloeliast‘oisygevee shut“,
mmflmmuwb
Mseeaseiee then so do eta
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TWIN Cl'l'! FOLKS.
Pleasant Involve,” About Ierwalk Pee-
III and M friends.
Amongthe Norwalhers at the Altair
Cycle club raoss iu Danbury. yesterday.
were F. O. Hartford. Fred Rogers. W. N.
Had. Barry Seymour. Dr. A. N. Clark,
8. A. Saunders. R. Wheeler. Jesse See~
men. W. Gotham. Ii. 0. Prison, W. A.
(leather. it. 8. Gregory, L. Fauntleroy.
Paul Raymond. C. Comstock. Stanley
ltgymond, Wallace Bates. J. F. Ryan,
Thomas L, Walsh.
Inclue Ilain and Alex licNeir spent
yesterday with C. N. Smith, of Beyvlew
avenue. They left New York. on their
wheels. at 5 o'clock yesterday morning
and arrived in South Norwalh at twenty
minutes past nine.
Miss Alice Comstock has returned to
Albany after a visit here.acoompanied
by lire. Ralph Cometock, ol 8 Day street.
Hugh McLean and tiles Maggie lic-
Iean,ot Stamford, were guests. yester-
day. of J. W. Gordon. Elmwood avenue.
Mr. and hire. Eugene Rowe, of New
Haven. are mdlug a low days with Mr.
and Mrs. J. I. Lane. South Main street.
Charles lorrltt. of Paterson. N. J.,wes
agueet of his parente, Mr. and lire. G
W. Merritt, of [sound street, yesterday.
Ed. Hyatt and Frank Fitzgerald, of
Norwalk, went to New Jersey yesterday
to witness the lrviugtou-liilburu race.
lit. and lire. Leonard Brundage. of
Port Chester. N. Y.. spent yesterday
with A. Avisoa, lain street, Norwalk.
Everett E. lowudee has returned to
Milwaukee after a two weeke' visit with
his parents in South Norwalk.
Kr. and live. Otto Barthel and aim.
Ii. Emma Bunnie-.0! Ridgewey' Pa. .,
sall tomorrow for Germany.
lb Edith Reuwick. of Cuba. 'N. 'Y.,
is visiting Mr. and Ira. Charles E. Sey-
mour. West street.
J. Frank Ryan, of Attorney Gray’s of-
fice, wee the guest oi friends in Dau-
bury yesterday.
Iiiee Gertie and Sadie Coleman. of
High etreet.are spending a few weeks
in Bridgeport.
tiles Frederica Bradley, oi Daubury,
has been visiting lites Dolly Seymour.
Spring street.
Ire. William Brown, of Franklin,
lie... is a guest of David Spioer, of
Spring Hill.
lire. It. Lauder returned Wednesday
afternoon from a month's trip to Viv-
giuia.
The Misses Jennings, of Elm street,
Norwalk. spent yesterday in Georgetown.
lies lay (honor, of West etreet.speat
yesterday with her aunt in Stamford.
W. K. Fowler, of Brooklyn, is a guest
oi Robert VenBuren, of West avenue.
John Hunter spent Hemorlai Day at
his home on Ilain street, Norwalk.
Operator Joseph Sweeimsu spent Ite-
moriel Day in New York city.
Ir. and hire. (leorge R. llamum.epeut
armorial Day in Wilton.
William Ainsley, of Norwalk spent
yesterday'lu Bridgmt.
Barry Bennett. oi Beldeu avenue. was
in Wilton. yeeterday. ‘
Ilee Devla' Ilrthday Party.
Adelightfuigatheriog of young peo-
ple assembled at the home oi Mr. and
live. lsrael Davie. Bayvlew avenue. yea-
terday afternoon [vein 4 o'clock until ’1.
it being the sixteenth anniversary of the
birthday of their daughter. Il- bottle,
The house was handsomely decanted
for the occasion and good cheer was
predominant. The young people eu-
joyed themselves with games and music.
which was furnished hv flies Tessie
Davis. an elder sister, and J. For. of
Stamford. who is an accomplished
pianist. Dellclouerelveshmeute at many
varletbs were served. Ilsa Davis re~
eelved many tokens of "use: from her
young irieode. and they departed with.
lag her much hepplneu in this her new
birthday year. Among those present
from town were Ilse-e lveue and Guests
Florence anoweki. Beulah Jarvis,
lay beaten Alle- Dreyfus, Lillie
lather. ladle deem. Lillian Gray-
Olive Holt, Berry motel. ire Dreytuas;
from But-fwd. Gertie Wager. Pauline
For. leaheilo For. Henry For. J. For,
and hr. and In. Samuel Wagner.
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