e of years. and
. considirabl le specu-
and. based 011 rumors of
J 11 recently no large oil
etc encountered. The oil
Texas have been for the
goo. ted in thy. Corsicana
as Beaumont, where
but strike was made, is
we hundred miles south-
that city. it indicates that
ti 13h new. field has been
‘orgr dc of light oil. with a
. 11}- base. which should yield
go proportion of high grade il—
hating oil on refining. '1l1e
[is 1111 )ortant from a
, thermal standpoint. .as it is
' idev’vater, and the oil can be
'wltielil ”'50 long been
31y dying-torrmtroducew foreign
tal Should 110w be in the lists
ossible lender. Koren is ne-
3.311 lug a loan of 7,000.00 yen
,486‘.000) from one of the lead-
1). ks of T011130, and the pro~
nits only some gort of a'
afantee frOm the Government
would a success T
0 Show how the rural mail dc-
cry promotes reading of news-
pers. one of the carriers in
11 Carolina states that when
st began the service on his
1: last August, only one farm-
k a daily newspaper . and 011-
dozen took wceklies. wliilt.
3 w forty take dailies and more
hat loo take weeklies.
“What was true of Clark a year
0 is still true." the. Baltimore
ews (1nd.) says. “If he was 1111—
fit at that time to take his seat in
the Senate, he. IS still unfit for the
delete. The Solute of the L.’ nited
,tates, the body which he now
political corruptionist 'And it is
‘egsame Senate, too Unlike the
ratifithzg; 1131c 3331 continuoup
4011 year to year. with
3 the same members holdingr tin
same offices under the some com-
lSSlOilS. It should have a con-
tmuous memory capable of retain-
ing the record of evcr3 corrup
tonist. and 1) ring him: from the
hall made 531' gtl‘lyymuc'h 1112611 as
Webster, Cla3 and Calhoun."
tlloppaud llr ookly 11
labour». tr-'uckdri\cr>'
S secretpytts. and Ullltl‘ 111--
S, wliosc incomes tonsist
wahat tlle3 earn from da3 today.
and who have supposed them-
selves to be poor have been sur-
{the Tax Department of the 1113
‘ that they have been assessed 011
ersonal property valued at from
2,000 to $50,000. All these are
‘_ now put to the necessity of taking
time from their work to‘ ‘sw'cal
off" the taxes. It 15 said little judg-
111131111 appears to have been used in
finessing at the citizens who were
kel‘y‘to be as§ej3.s3able.
3 Here 11 a suggestion for the \or-
talk '-l'luildint¢ 1111 and invest—
mellt Associati : "Ihc llarlcm
Association has entertainments at
intervals for its member :1. and inci-
entally holds an appropriation
sale on tl1c.aiuc c1 011111" 'I licse
utertainnrentv. baic proud to be
potent factor in getting lht
embers and office”: auluaiutcd
13W each other r. and adding,r new
names to the roll
'A' Missouri jl dgc has hit upon
‘eficctivc 1.33 in for getting
trips to leave town. He. sen-
been all brought before him to
thirty days’ work on the streets.
1111 given theui 11111 an hour to get
heir tools. 'lhat half hour secs
hem well on their 31:13.
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mooted luvtiulnx Record. )
39pm. " from 2000 li‘llipinon for
ortlflclol are not Nature's
3 '1 omohmo! Take care of
medium). A‘ little attention
.nnd than keep: them In I
thy cuddltou. The “will
' Honey thus Invested II
pen prom 3‘ . 3
he oil issuing forth is a 1
Seeks to enter. has declared. li’i-ll’l’ a“
prised by the notifications fioin "
'11 tuber 11111111 that they will let
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Tailors, Clothiers,
Hatters, Fumlslzers.
85 Washington
South
Norwalk
W..
independence be printed by the (im- ]'
ernment. Why not“! The li‘lliplnonl
who signed it are within our lines. are
keeping the peace. and are atatingl
things which are true. or false. 3
they are true. they ought not to be sup»:
pressed. _ If they are false. they can.
bc refuted. and so once more expose-
the fulslty of the pretensions that the:
Filipinos want and deserve Indepen-
dnce. We want the facts. We are big
enough to be able to let them be
known. .
mm woman virus porno.
Watercress tends to a healthy action
of the liver.
‘1.—
Under-Wear. dresses and on 11 nrol
alike affected by the now come. 1
Next season is to be A honor scncou
so far as mllllnc ry is concerned.
It is said that people troubled with
Insomnia have been entirely cured by
eating, freely of onions.
The woman who possesses but one
set of furs this season is at once put
down no not of the eninrtly-drcsnod set.
Everything is the wuy of 11 wrap is
raglan. Even one’u "cru‘vcnettc" 1513
raglan-“01' shall l-suy oue'i raglan ls;
cravenettc? . . . ,3 .
The long lines and slender revere of.
tlie‘souaon's fur garments make. it 11021
slblc for stout ladies to wear them and
appear stylish as well 1111 comfortable.
if the separate waist does not stand1
at the very zenith of the fashionable-
world. it is considered by one and all
as indispensable to 11. woman‘s ward
robo Silk. flannel 11nd cotton—~ciitli'
has Its place and In just as necessary
to one' 11 comfort as the' Hentlr'o' gown.
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“Vogue" described in 11 recent Parts
letter 11 gown worn by Mrs Arthur,
Puget as the write: of the letter saw
her stop from her broughum: It was
1 «Whole robc ior '»'b1'ondtull vim-slim
ifmr‘ to trftn "in the form of t-dcep
IIounco on the skirt. shawl collar our
the blouse. and .liroad bandn 1011 the
boiling elbow sleeves Her muff was
of 811\Cl‘ fox also. and 11 black pann'a
belt was fastened at the back with
long atreamcrn There were also white
undereleevos. vory voluminous. ~11 lnco
crnvnt. and a white felt but. one of
those heavily drooping affairs with
long. low-flying buck plumes.
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"CHOLLY" AND THE BULL MOOSE
"You Shoot," Sayn the Guide. “and l'll
KIII the Moose."
Comte newspaper article and writers
are not slow to make their pictures or
stories appeal to their pntronu' sense
of humor. and for that reason their
fun is up to date. For some time past
those worthiee have held up to ridi-
cule the man who shoots first and
apologizes when convenient. if at all.
Among the bout of these pictures was
one that appeared conic tlmo «go. in
which Cholly. rifle in hand. was cout-
i'd In the bow of u canoe on a Maine
stream. A bull mourn: poked Its head
out of the bomber near by. Cholly 11311-
cd 1113 guide what he should do. where
upon the guide replied. "You flro 111111
then I‘ll klll the mouse." .
Not long arm the Montreal Star eon-
‘ talned an attractive cartoon of 11 for-
cut scene. in which the king of the .01»
out. that) till 11100110, In reading I in
the Star to his (intimate—door. boar.
fox. lynx. rabbit. mink. squirrel. chip-
munk. skunk. owl. groom and othern-w
gathered amout him all umllins mop
1‘."! "81y. boys Inst listen to -thla
trends 11 mean dcapntcli from a Michi-
gan town): "Since tho door neuron
opened In thin section of the country
ten hunter-11 hum been killed. twelve
badly wounded. and two are missing. ' "
«Maine Sportsman.
WW
Henry 11.110311“. the New York 11111-
ltonelre and copper king. on 50 your
Hun. flotii
‘i'un when I see them?"
ipart of my body was visible but the
. upper part of my head.
'llc new It and iunnorllulcly took to
.litllllll‘ newspapers on the mouth
31°11: norm. ‘9 , .
WALK BLONDLV TO DEATH.
One of the Keene-t Bird: In Often
Decolvod by HI: Vllual Organ.
After trudging all day along the top
of the mountain with no success at all.
Inasmuch 1111 I had phot several times
but failed to bring down my game, I
run across 1111 old hunter, J. W. llyde'.
After the usual greeting We seated
ourselves or: an old for; to exchange
notes. 1 put the question:
"Why arc the turkeys always on the
The old man spit through his teeth
tliunged his poettou. laid his four:
muzzle loading rifle on the ground. put
the fourth portion of a plug of tobacco
in his mouth and proceeded to tell me
“by the turkeys were always on 111.-
run when I saw them:
”Of all the game l have over hunted
turkeys display the most wonderful
power of vision. I cannot toll Just
why this Is. I have made 11 mlcroacop
ia'nl cxnmlnutlon of the eyes of the
hawk. eagle. fox, weuaol 11nd owl. but.
flnd no material difference In the lone
11nd retina. The clllury muscles and
the iris are exactly the name. yet none
301‘ 1111.80. keen \lsioned creatures can
compare with the turkey In point of
zoning. l rrcmenibir the ueutoncss of
eight displayd by one old soublor. i
had carefully concealed myself, and no
A puff of wind
slightly disturbed the. brim of my hat.
flight.
“011 11110 hcr occuulon l war-1 hunting
in the 111 mtnlns In Georgia. I was
lying behind a log and was carefully -
hidden. all but the upper part of my
face. A turkey was slowly coming in
response to my call and was carefully
nothing for signs of d11nger.A mos
qulto WM stinging me feurfully on the
forehead. I raised my finger slowly to
crush it. and us soon 1111 the finger
came within range of vlulon c:ltuk
went the turkey. and ho was none
"Now, the moat Incxpllcublu thlng 111
regard to hunting turkoye is that. with
all their neutencsu of night. the surest
way to get 11 shot In to pit down In 1111
ppen place. with your buck 111111111111. a
tree. In full view. and. 1111-11an to any.
they will walk up within ten ktcpr
without seeing you."
Just then we noticed that the 111111
was down. The old hunter invltcd inc
to spend the night at his camp. which
I did. and had :1 most plcosant timer—
Forest and Stream.
lli'. Omar Loopy who lulu resigned
from 11101 lultcd State agricultural dc-
partmant to become 11 member of the
faculty of the Agricultural College of
the Japanese Imperial University at
Toltlo. will receive in the position 11
eatery of 87.000 11 your.
mm
11101118 8801.1.
Successor to
C. E. CLAPHAM.
Sanitarr'
(SHOPS ALL KINDS OF
FOOD Into Clean Cut Unl-
form Pieces as FINE or
COARSB up wanted.
only. 11115 coed Aw‘kv
wrrn THE cuorpmo
BOWL ALTOGETHERv
M
CI'IOPS PotatoeagflMeot.
Apples. Cabbage. Broadw-
EVERYTI‘IING.’ ‘ '
———-—.
A machine you will use
everyday. Call and see it.
For Sale bv
Gomitoclr, Wilkins
81 Dow,
11:: WASHINTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
m_-_~— A.”
Cheerful
Faces.
How delightful they are.
Your wall paper has a good
deal to do with .this. It re-
flects its own beauty or the
lack of it on every occupant
of the room. We take pleas~
are in calling your attention
to our beautifulumd extensive
stock of wall coverings at a
medium prlcc.
M
Wall Papers. Painters' Sup-
plies. Artisan mortals.
Window Shades. Qomice Poles.
PICTUR'ES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging, Decor-
atrng.
1..
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Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST.. ‘
South Norwalk.
Conn.
Glo vor ’s
the Place.
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l
The people don '1 want
“poor" Shoes at any
prlce-—~but reliable foot-
wear at lob: prices.
The former a delusion, a
snare; the latter honest 3
euro- .3 . 1 ‘.
‘ our
3 $3.00 SHOES -
FER WOMEN. " 1‘
Burton 01" Lite. 7Full)»
guaranteed to be unex—
celled by no other make
in the twin cities.
0ur wordis our. panda
{foe ”1.1.. your confidence.
we intend to keep it. '
Plumbing.
Phone I37- 3.
'30 South Main Street.
rystpi-o, 31111111 n ‘
‘ no
50. 9111111111.
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31111111“. and Fruitlou.
With visions of exhausted coal sup
plied, even though the and be for on
10:“ thouxhte of power from other
' source: than coal—front wind and wet
erand from the motion ocean waves
unaided. ‘6! water power there are a
mill or? of important installu
' . ttonri. yprlne‘lpally in the United Stilton.
whore electric power distribution front
them over compurutlvoly long dill
tuncea has reochoé 3331311511 pttltc of do
velopnieut. Inf} ritllu u the
other hand, powa33 E51131 prfril 11 In 11
scarce com'dluio d not much is to
be hoped for In this direction. so that
there is something of Interest In '1
0“] hi "" " when! 3:" benefits! thel country. with
or m mg every 0 or no at o vantage
ac I“. 93110” t ahtddédfi Iii!“ huge windmills for gen
crating electricity to be subsequently
distributed to manufacturing centers.
Many years however. would have to
Atlantic before coal would become out
flclcntly dear to make such a scheme
worth considering In a practical way.
Wave motors and title power
schemes have been almost endless In
number. The former have. in 11 tow
Instances. been need for If ht pumping
work at seaside places. bullsuch pump-
ping outfits have been very far from
demonstrating that the wave motor
could ever be seriously considered as
a prime mover where large powers
were demanded—in fact. the wave mo-
tor le little better than a toy. As to
power from the tides. there is little to
be said except that much money has
been wasted in vain endeavors to turn
It to practical account. The tide pow-
er ecliomo probably always will be 31
hiring and also disappointing.
The dleappolnnient comes from the
fact that very few people seem to take
the trouble to figure out how much wet
or and how considerable a full are re-
quired to give any useful amount of
power. A horsepower for a day of ten
hours. for example, would require
something like 120 tons of water fal-
ling from 11 height of 100 feet so that
o. 500 horsepower factory. say. would:
need 60, 000 tons of water at n 100 foot
' bead. 0n the basis of 36 cubic foot
of water to the ton there would thus
be over 2000. 000 cubic rot-t of wanton
“n '.
h3'1‘1'111111 111 Ind these 1!on no 1111311
111 at may holmto open the by“ 01- the
tide power p
who are In the habit of putting money
into such thingu.—-8uoler' a Hummer-
m
SMOKERH AB RAILROAD MEN...
"3.-
Conlolldatod Rood Prefer-o Trainmon
Who Do Not smoke.
Announcement by the medical eit-
emitter of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford railroad that habitual
smokura,pnrtlcule1ly of the cigarette.
wlll be barred from poultlone In the
operating department of the road has
amused various expert opiniona us to
the reepontdblllty of the tobacco habit
for cases of color blindness.
Dr. William F‘. Mlttondorf. the med-
Icul exauilnei of the New York Gen
trul and Hudson River Railroad, paid:
"I have never seen 11 single case of
color blindness caused by cigarette
smoking. 1 have, however, seen many
caused by strong cigars. I do not
think It In practical for railroads to
exclude men from employment be
cause of the tobacco hublt.l11 my ex
parlance which Includes nearly 81!
thousand cxurnlnatlons of engine drlv
ore and firemen. I have so far not
found a single case In which the color
blindness was due to smoking. Al
curses found ware congenital and ant
to 11 diseased condition of the eye. "
Dr. Thomas R. Pooley said; "There
Is no question that oxoeeaive smoklni
will cause color blindness. It is no‘
necessary that the form of use he no a
cigarette. for, as a matter of fact I
believe the pipe to be more barmfh'
it is the nicotine that does the harm
11nd 11 pipe Ia apt to be clogged will
the poison."
An eminent specialist in the vicinity
of Herald Square said: "The excessiv-
usc of tobacco In on) form canoe:
and this would make it fair sized pond. I
paralysis of the optic nerve. Its tire
lniurlous result In the Inability to die
311115111511 between the colors red 1111'
.grecn If the tobacco habit in necom
mauled by the babltual use of alcoho
:tbc color sense ls coon lost completely
and the victim sees all objects darl
gray In color.
1 "Coloi blindness comes on rapidly
A man wakes up In the morning an:
Idlncovcrs tlrnt he (annot distingulsl
between rod and gruec If he is 1
railroad man in a responsible position
“in——
Seymour’sStor'
inventor and of thong“
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I'mr
$531.1 i821 ' :0: '
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urronted for drunkenness 11nd. vi
15m 111111119111 1mm unit
ire. Moral 1111991011 had been: rled
upo 111111; 1111119111 enact; :ll'e" till fly
grew WOT
1 An 11111501111111. 11311111111111 committee
was formed one day by B. lot of citizens
whose patience had become exhouptecl
and while they deprecuted rnob vlo
fence they agreed in the opinion that
it was time to shift the burden of this
particular vauobond upon Ionic other
olwe
Accordingly they went to his lodg
Inga one night, lifted him up. but him
on o “11.1-on him to the outskirts of
he town, dumped 111m Into It shallow
creek and left him there. with the in-
unction that It would be safest for
11111 to get out on the farthest side and
teen moving. .
“By gum!" he mumbled as he crawb
311 out on the bank. acre the mud
’rom his clothes and lop ed bonito at.
he vunluhlug‘ "1'ogularii'." ’ "l”
"have they want me to live In dthin
own any longed!"—~Youtb’n Comppu
-..on
3,110
A BIG GhASSHOPPEkl'
nit for Australia from Boston on an
xplorlng and mapmnk‘lng tour m e11-
used a negro cook who took at In~
erect in everything be low. bile tho
arty was en route a kangaroo broke
c it of the grass and made for the hor1-‘
n with prodigious leaps. an event
but interested the colored gentleman
pm the Hub exceedingly.‘ ’
"You all have pretty wldc hieadowu
ereabobts, I reckon." be 111111 to the
. ative who was guiding the party.
“Not any larger than those of other
amnion, returned the guide most po
1?
"Well. there must be mighty power-
i'l high grass roundabouts. itch?” he
tainted.
"Not that I know of." replied the
tilde. "Why do you ask ouch odd
uestlons?”
“Why, I‘ll tell you boss. lwas think-
i of the mighty uncommon magnitude
f them grasshoppcre."—Knnaas City
ndcpcndent.
We Solicit Orders
bu Mail or Telephone.
Fresh Goods
All the Time: ~’
Charles E. Seymour.
. LEADING GROCER.
33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
«new»
It Retail
Stores In
N. Y. City.
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1 Pound Bat lava and
I Can Magnolia Milk.
Honest Glallty.
1 Package Uneed'a Biscuit.
One-Half Pound Boat Mixed or Black Tea.
I Cake Babbltt's or Ozone Soap.
I Tito-Pound Pachuge Magnolia Oats.
ALL FOR
We will also give one box of Fine Toilet Soap to every purchaser of about special, or of one
pound of Coffee or one pound of Tea.
Our salesmen cover the town. 1.... even these. with their tirelesp energy
and our own infinite resources back
some links In the chain.
ti them. must perforce neglect to weld
This Is why we solicit orders by mail or telephone. from people who are
unintentionally overlooked.
We guarantee orders received
In this way will prove to our patrons
just its satisfactory no If the purchase was made face to face.
We have the largest stock of crash. Dainty. Crisp, Sweet. Delfcutc
Crackers in this town.
toes their freshness. as we get the
For dale by the box or In bulk.
The enormous demand We have for some guaran
in direct from the ovens almost daily.
The Bridgowutcr Hills Creamery Butter Is the finest goods 11101111006.
taking the prize at the Dalrymen‘s
week for' sweetness and quality.
water Prints. 32c lb.
l‘resb Country Eggs, 29c doz.
(‘holcc 0&9
Dessert
Convention at Hartford withln the pact
Celery. 13c bunch.
(‘boico Wafers 10c lb. Three lbs.Boes Milk Crackers. 23c.
Double Cream Cheese. 16c lb. Delicious Coffee, 251: lb.
Pure Maple Syrup
pounds for 81.00.
Fresh Garden Vegetables. etc.
. 25c qt. bottle.
You want 11 Ferris llam or 11 flitcli of Bacon.
-— quality.
TELEPHONE CALL 133~6.
"‘ 1111111111111 1111111111.
liolcst Quantity.
Bill] llllll SPEBIAL All] WflNlllli
Our Special $1.00 Sale.
6 Pounds Best Granulated Sugar.
- .
Mocha Coffee.
. .-
- .-
o It
Ilolest Prices.
This week. 30c 1b.; 3% lbs. for 81. Bridge
Tb rec lbs. llcad Rice, 250.
Peaches and strawberries 12c can.
Elgln Creamery Butter. 27c lb.; 4
v
Trifle higher in price. but
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81110-111
rrrw 11 111111
25c
3 0c
5c
3c
30c
' 2c
5c
3!. 00
ill
1 .
{Flour
Our celebrated Maud S.
to people in eny kind of lid-luau.
0611111 11.1... 1111’ ‘
WoLoan Money
d1 *
.. .2 Twadmntagcof WSW
w Yon“
w Flour.
Flour. mid: fidm's‘l
dbuy all you. can. :-
of hard Minnesota Spring What.
$4 40 PER BBL. 55¢ PER BA‘G
too. Now Prepared Butltvlholt.
Vo'ry‘ Cholooet Print Butter, 28 013. For Pound.
Flour
darling can. éflmeh, ' 41:. white. tender stalks. can. 15c.‘ 5 lb. pull Jolly, 18c.
A1100“?! Shoulders.81.F1dICrcm Cheese, 151:. S lid Packed '11th ‘ ' .'
Armour“ I Heine, 11c. Cope Cod Cranberries per qt., not: 0 " 7c
Blue Label Cnuup,'plnts, 17c. Swifto Soap, large bar. 7 for use. Victory Sphiach. - ‘5“
Witter Baked: Com. 221:. New Fruit Jame. snorted fluv- Large F1“ CUM 3W. 151:.
Aromatic, Gold Model braid. orb-per jar. f l 101:.
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A geographical expedition which act 3 '
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