ly chilled in wster. .
Pesteurisiug rosy eleo be succin-
plished with none!!! M if not hot-
! . ter. results in. tin vessels. either s
.Q. '3'. double boiler ostinesl cooker or two
‘ in. 3"! dishes of suitsble cspschy. one with
_. ”tom-1 dismeter two inches shorter then
upshot be the other. The wster is poured into
shirt, my: the outer dish st boiling point. the
_ W inns ammo coneents being set in st
» , once end-thew oons‘tsntiy stirred
until its We is 150 degrees.
it issue-«unveil for s moment. while
the wsterdnflis ester dish is torn-
, peredtotbeesnieorsdegreeortwo
' higher. The milk is then set back into
the boiler, put to o e side end closely
covered and wrap ‘ , in order to re-
tein the best for iifteen or twenty
minutes. 1.,
The advantage of tin vessels is that
they may be plunged from hot water
to ice water without dsnger of break.
ego. and with possible edvsniege to
the milk. .
If the object of Puteurising be to
destroy the bsoilius or tuberculosis, a
minimum temperature of 149 degrees
should be mintsined for illteen min-
utes, or 140 degrees for half an hour.
k If milk out he obtained from I herd
nowu to be free from tuberculosis,
W I 1“ "“3" in- or the person hes no fear of this trou-
» ‘ ("it twee. 1‘ l' hie, s pasteurising temperature of from
sunbeleotione espeecli 133 degrees to 140 degrees maintained
flight slid the black knot Ifor fifteen or twenty minutes is sum-
_ “shopped! rosette or cieut to give good keeping qualities
' 5;... mm. cherry end to effectually get rid of 95 per cent.
”thysll means to of ,all bscterls. including the forms
m mm" a“. which produce stomach disturbences'
tbst urips fruit vomiting, sud cholera infnutuni in
" I.” end Ilka. IN“ children.
brushes. Ineeoh mums 1“ 8" mteurislug work the sudden
) iwillhesboerd to x: 3W"!!! of 50 degrees or thereabcuts
, is imperative. The milk should be
W d ‘21:; :5 '2; kept covered and at as low a tempers-
” m 3° lure us can be obtained. Treated in
press has not the sense
llllli manner pasteurlsed milk will be
on!“ to deettoysnchtrees
,7. .‘ found to have e delightfully sweet,
m unexpected them“! pure taste long sitar common milk
‘ “my not pouch yel~‘
not tee lost its freshness. 0n the sveruge
finflpeer blightintbe it keeps from six to thirtyvsis hours
_ ' “L ' longer then unpasteuer milk in the
I” ' seine tempersture.
7- new mode. bell bearing _ ,
I H “‘0".anch me he Worn turn-id.
hove calelnto the market "Where are those golf‘ shirts oi
M are built on the plsu mine?" demsnded lir. Griggs.
“chute hes two wheels "Why. deer. i forgot to tell the inun-
‘meumstlc tires sud hsll drymen to bring them home today,"
it“ e pit of these clumped “913"!“ ”"- Gl’llfl- "Bill they'll
Midtown”!!! “flank,“ be home to-morrow. sure."
' sllu it re- "H“ml’hi Tomorrow! 1 want one
wderngleprtotiee ” tO-dny. Bo you think i went to swei- ,
sse’sbsisnce entire swiftroll- l" l“ W 0‘ "*0" emailed sinisht-
m sfissthis hasheenniss- isokeisf Where‘s my summer suit?
*Mhm.loli isssid. It is D” 3"“ hive the girl cresse the
V trousers “5 Woes out the cunt"
fists bicycle sister on. a... . ‘ ..
' all that he use trsvei but “I have it d0“ ‘0 d”.
; (“6de with his sketes ‘Thuts it. Forget that l‘m alive.
. i suppose you went too to weer my
m rider cannot I“ winter. suit all summer. There are my
gloves unmended yet. i suppose you
“Ooh. III! ”3991”!" 0093‘ target them. too. Did you due any
' , mats" things. Espre-
" socks for one?"
m“ the“sponteueoos "No. I didn't know you bed say
that needed dsrnins." ‘
"And you toilet to had out. is
there anything you can remember?"
"i wss busy cutting down it pair
of my stockings for baby to wear to-
day. Did you buy her soy. as i
asked?"
"No. i didn't think of it."
"tht kind of icest did you order
tor dinner?"
“1 heres't ordered it yet. but i will
when In down town."
"You know it is too into. now.
Here's that letter i sure you yesterday
morning to null. Did you forget iii"
"no. Carried it on purpose. Cen-
feund it. Why don't thst wster run?"
"Becscss you forgot to per the M"
otter the lust notice. and it has been
turned oil."
"Well, how sin 1 to wssh sly int-e?"
”Do as 1 bed to. Go upstsirs and
beg e pitcher ct wster front the people
on the nest list."
iir. om green“ his hat sud
rushed swsy down town without s
moment or the keys to his olice.
Business his» (to eisrlt when he his
cousin kissine hit typewriteriw-Do l
on to hiss oewriter sir?
Winn doll}; gore Wl'll. wii~
lies to Q it tor nothing.
W
AI IWNO Views on waste. ~
_ temperature
. pecnihe
”lower.
1%?“ “that?“
m therennsyivsnts
«sthcsenghgcing lsw
. ofthefrnit interests
, . if the insurgents were sno-
‘Ipsle had done bscsese they
white cine.
ewbltes
heel. is hires" the
_ wsnseiieptnsnsvsro
“New ewe. 'i‘be sveeege
m to shove erect to!
talent”. onion.
Wminiewet
odisrcittessndwiileeissinuuiilslitiie
intercepted. flswilibe st thence
welt lineal in llotwflk untilliondsy
nighuaepunibsro. 'i‘hefcliowingiire
dsye. or-untilBstordey. September lith.
hewlil be st tbelsheokeiseflotemu
ocuthhlcsweik. On'l‘uesdsy night he
wliltrestthepocrwhosre sickentinly
freestiioyt'srlmtre. ,
Ncrwslk.wiii thessdote hesnre of is-
ceivinir all their trssunente before he
leevuscsth blorwelk. - ,
nisde tepid progress in hosting with
disesee in every form. Beseerch sud
study here brought
dies thee ere in'slnsble to coloring
humanity. but without doubt. tbegtew
estandgrsodestdlsoeveryknowninthe
shoals ct cnrstive agencies, for the
emeiiorstion of chronic dioceses. centers
upon Borneo llsgnetism es the one
greet healing power whose potency is
unquestioned sud unrivsied.
monstrstion of this most subtle power
the pest week. end on opportunity to
judge for themselves. by per-noel ob-
servstion sud income!" with my of
our prominent citisens. teletive to its
efliesey. ,
youthful heeler doringthe pest wees.
Bis wonderful 'uclm has spread like
wildfire smong those who but .given up
sll hope of ever being well again. sud
selves of this miraculous power and gift
surest. quickest sod most Misble meso-
of cure eVer offered s longesuiferinn
public.
thee puny very severe and long steud
ing complaints require seversl trust.
mouse to elect Vssurt- sud permuent
cure; therefore those so sfliicied shcnln
lose no time.
investigstiug his power us once. so thin
when they no commend the: he really
does effect these astoniuhiou cures, tut y
will have time before he iesves.
night. some» c.
~=..r
iii
”a omfifm , cussiooeuomrtzgnvsmus
when new “em“ ongBhPiiY,l§%xg:gh
‘ news-sate m. figmgixe. nggnétpcse.
Dr.MpiehsIeshnelleilhie «iii-sin ‘
Thosewhocouinieuoetrestmentin
in the nineteenth century science hes
ht insny reins»
Our oitieens have hsd mushroo-
blower before in the history of Nor-
wgk has 8:0 pegonbtjzreste: “will. can - iii 2 o‘clock.
sooner out 0 euro sue me ,
epsesd comment. luresugstion end not G ‘ O R O t " 57 I780 N .
rerssl praise ss have been somrded this Big Specteculsr
are. by hundreds. suiting them.
if healing. which hits proven to he the
Especial notice is called to the foot
but would commence-
Oonsnltstiouia- free. Ofllce hours at
Stewslk hotel dsiiy from 10 s in. to 4
p. m and 7 to 8 p. in. until liondsy
ROTON POINT.
September 5 end 6.
The wondcrlul
TRICK TIGHT ROPE
PERFORMER,
W.H Devieon
iinraiitees to do all the triclis mentioned
“all“? one rope stretched u hundred feet
from the fullfld-
i. Wslii mg iorwerd end backward.
it. Wslkiuu inrwsrd sud backward with
thin-loomed slides.
ii. l’ulliu iii! slums and uniting on till.»
pure wit u Mlmllilt on line.
i. winndluuou mg n l.
i. Walking with uh test in s cheese
box with my shoes- u st the some time.
d. titsudiug on my tired inside the chi-m
be .
l. «hiking with ith feet tied together
.wit‘l‘i e hsmlkeroh of in s aqusre of 7
re es.
ii. v’l’urnlng sound sldewsys with my
foshtied. so steudlug-‘iu niytoesfsciug
om mos.
it Welliinir ildewsys on e rope sud telh»
ing to sodium.
iii. l‘uliiim s iuli citist-ii's suit of clothes
out on the line sud dressing myselifroui
slim to hot, tying sfuiir iirhsud tie.
ii. 'l‘ultimi s choir out "rim the line sud
sitting on it with toy cit new: clothes vs.
roadie autism r.‘iniuikiiigi'hiaidisg
scum re sen ii denim .
iii ll'usliluu the «their futurist-d sud beek-
w . i .
is. Iltilii on ehsir sud retuoslerfest
entirely mm wire.
is. Undressing.
to. Tut-mus mood Mending once e
lihfitiuie. assumed.
to. for corps . sod getting up no
nos «m stile en it stay teen ass on
the u 1.
im do ssy hub with pole instances!
it
iezm who i it lies! lilimii
. "at! in t W
“redolent“; a while medics nu
to. iii «no mutation-ii.
s “Jilinfeummmm
l.’ 4 ’sreslnsiitsiissefshsc
' noncommer- 7. in?“
Tuition rstes vs? ressonsbie. Write or
‘ “} ior . .
Saturday. Sept 4.
Direetfroiu so absolute coconut of New York
"A Riot. of l‘un."—-.‘.i. Y. Bersld.
For 200
For three montbn Chicago rte-echoed the
A BRILLIANT 00118“. OR TALES-
nud all the necessary I
OPERA HOUSE. NORWALK
Special Matinee for Indies sud children,
inl-~hlli§.\'.WOM EN AND CH innuenuw
. Three Big Shows in Our! Comedy."nutle-
4 girls and motel specieltii-s Mid origins]
“iii-“mm. .. , ,.
s new Melts-horses
i sent.
ON! NIGHT ONLY.
The most sneerssfulsnd most hunter-
ous pbqoifisewrstion.
N BVBI‘ . .
ga I n . .
hteh'ew York‘lsughed at it. as
ghed before.
it never
New York lsugbter.
TED FARCEURS
up: surroundings
and scenic gsrniture wh h chsrnoterlked
a!“ kproduction for one nights-in New
or .
oss Xionr'oxnr.
Seturdry, Sept. 4.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
UNCLETOH’S CABIN
THE BARXUM OF THEM ALIA
Under the management of M. F. l. U C 1-2.
Double Bend and Orchestra.
A Great Company: . _ AGrosiCust!
‘l‘wo 'l‘opslcs! ‘i‘w‘u Marks! Oriental Quar-
tet! African Mandolin Pin ernSSaxopiione
null Glmzkeusplel Players. Double Quer-
tet! Buck and Wing lluncersi Shooters.
etc: A peek of Genuine Bloodhound»! New
Sorrows! New Deuces! New Music! Every- .
thing Now! A nurtured of Beautiful 5cou~
cry! Cotton Picking! Home in the South!
Eva's Ascension! The grandest Street Po.
rmle Ever Given! Two Blinds! Massive
Dead A eight of n lifetime. Prices Popular!
EVt'lllllfl prices. “lit. 3.5 sud 50c. Matinee
Prim. l5 rind 250; no iii her. Scots now
onsets nt Wood's 8: "four insou‘e.
HOVT'S TH IATRI
Iondey, September 6.
lsltlll it"!
The highest selected eeiisutlounl organisa—
tion in existence.
N.Y.STAR$
ville. Sensational!
A star cost of funioiis comedlnns, pretty
scenic prmlucilou of New York life.
READ ()l'R MAMMOTH L181“ OF
ALL fi'l‘A KS;
Hit-ve- limilli-iclmmpion bridge jumper
and king of Ni" liuweryi. Annie lleri.
i'uuiis and Gordon, C. W Willisme.
(haiku-y iiml lliit-etcii. llildn Themes smi
"funk flurry. limit sud Pearl. Leslie sud
(Surely. Jami-s Furl, .lnet-pli Wet-o'er.
’l'his minister entertainment. concluding
with the scenic i-nim-dy.illuuirstiug the
lips Mid downs of life in New York.
l ills ht et Steve Irodle'e.
On "to Emma.
loot-i on sale st l'iniriteal’s sod Pinneo‘s.
HOVT'. TH IATRI
Guoh'igluOuly.
Vlsdsesday. Sept. bill.
The? color Co-cedisn. ‘
Chauncey Olcott
in ihe new romsntic drsins.
Sweet Inciteerrs.
"0n the Benin oi the River Lee"
Written h!
souvenir i'i‘l'ou. lease r.
l’i uimisii 0 ensure "Ill“ sud scene y es
iiwi iluriuqi - at r tuuui s’suecessf run
olihepi. n . ow ork
illull 0M0"?! it“ series.
Written sud continued by him for this pier.
"owes. innit-com.” “‘i‘iin Viv wine." “lists
O‘Dourahue." " the Old-Issblonetl Ioilier "
Scum ii Melly. iii. Frederick Gist.)
late one on “l0 Muelflltl'l slid l’iseeo's.
HOVT'I THIA‘I’II.
eels stem.
Glue Hill’s
WORLD
OF
NOV ELTIES
, Alli)
Joanie
Vieemone
d
My}? , , -
$35: if" M’flud
‘libeuumpfieudsgiiie. lots of (Shellie
SI. 1.50 and r 98 shirt waists, all at one price, soc.
All orgsndies. 25c. M‘
$3.30, 4, and 5.50 crash suite, all at one price, 31.50
All the mill remnants of rec outings, will go st one
as... s‘
Borser of Isis end Well Streets. .
0F
e
. Shirt Waists.
, Wash Goods.
Lap tmulle, at 19c.
and Lawns tit 121k.
Will go at one price, 6 1-4c. /
Tailor Made Suits.
All punts, i6 and i8 tailor made suits, will 30 st
one price, pro.
Crash Suits.
.1 25
. Striped Outings.
Price. 6 w
75c heavy outing shirts.
no white shirt. fancy bosoms,
15c negligee shirts, with collars, ‘
:0 E
' ‘ l
THE LAST WEEK
CLEANUP SALES 1
Our openings oi Fall and Winter stocks will take place about- Sep-
tember 5th, when an the people return from the country and sea-
shore, This week we shall make prices to clean up all odds and
ends, as you know we never carry over any stocks. Our goods
are always new and up-to-date. ‘ '
Sh rts.
sec
soc
soc
Blankets.
blankets,
98c blankets,
or 25 comfortables,
at so counterpuncs,
. 98c
‘90
01.90
Or on
The best in the world.
8:. 25 Grand Rapids carpet sweeper,
23c jardinieres,
29c jardiuieres,
Any size granite iron pie plate,
Granite iron mead pans, ’
ioc bicycle chain lubricant,
r5c bicycle hells,
Lantern. brackets,
25c resin. 1 polish. for wheels,
Bathing suite. Half Price.
slivers:
. Kitchen Department.
01.65
use
:50
100,
rec
1c
roe
soc
we
The liorwalk Boston Store.Cor..Main and Wall Sis.
Evening Sentinel left at Your lieuee
. . . . Regular. . .
goods we have the beet the market produces in
please you.
FINEST "GO
if you have it little feeling of uncertainty shout the goods you are using. better pin your fsith to e store
that hsndles only the genuine .We bsve a reputation. I reputation that is coveted. end we never ellow on
article to enter or go out from our store unless we are sure it will contribute to the sdvsncement of first
repu'ntloo We ofiertvery inducement to the trade that can be onered fairly and squerely,witheut hustling-
ging the consumer. and invite s comparison on goods. prices and methods of business. If you went fine
”I.
W!!!” ,V
f. I i D" ‘I
GAIN“) 000m. Gilliam. be.
, ri does use in listed rise. on tilts. iiic
g'nt’simimxpu lee. llc shredded wheat biscuit. pkg. lilo
Whiteshsrrlee. not con. iiic l'ettiiiihu's food. pita. lilo
lisrilstt mm W Mil. lilo Gusher men. like. 10s
Preserved neewlwnln. per use. its corn stuck. on. he
selected elilte sensuous. psi- es». lilo rsirbeciin‘ mold dust. pkg. iiic
Mud meshed. one pound eso. lilo "Arlen" Miler. one petiml titl- l‘lc
imported seedless. it com for file 'i lisrs llsiiliiti's seep. this
oceanic tireless. resistor w immense. so
Meets-elm lilo ii pigs. "me" powder. flu
rt tbs-seed lend.
m
TELEPHONE CALL, ,3...
ODS!
Butter. Oheeee. Eggs. Penny and Steple Groceries!
We eproisily chsilengc comparison on coleei, toss and spices. Give us your trsde we will gumhtee to
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
II Vest Issbiegtee Street. South lee-elk, 0t.
PASS THIS ALONG!
licences in is good news for ell who were tor their money. The isms of our stores for low prices no
reliable groceries and prosiiloos is spreediog through the “ Twin Cities." st is evident by our ever heron.
mg stiles The greet sdreiitsee of our llf'. buying we give to our customers sud only sink In more tblt
they PMS ALiiNG iiis secondment dist we ere siwsys to be relied upon for quiiiity and
The Lowest Prices in the city:
VIDViiili‘llil. ea.
Hopeless Mitosis-t loses. so it.
super cured heist. per lb. .
unwound shoulders. ow iii.
Best sell cork. I the for
Shredded mm. t pkg: its
ilouelsss ocdilsh. l pounds for
ii "I psii lisoitey'e teed.
,i
sibpsiisotteiese.
t
rerrrrrirr
iilbsssssvshef.
0-,
sense wet-min.
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