, inliae
1121111611111.
111 i:‘g follows. he
tiers. naphthalene ‘
1‘11: gainst mosquito ~ '
111115 to have proved a
lie machinery re hired
'11 lower the carriage is
c too delicate and com-
1:: change from this sys-
‘iioth‘er doubtless means
id 111111 oI another mil-
f the coast defense guns
ed on the disappearing
as been talk that the
tug industry is leaving
land, but the Boston
dial Bulletin says that
ho past three months it
possible to pick up a
ublished in any of our
gland 11th towns with-
g'acc'ounts of manufac-
o are building new fac-
accuse they have out-
ieir present quarters, or
itend to sta‘ where
1 ll build additions. In
11 one instancdrfihesc ad—
1111 is often used This style
is quite new and attractive,
a feature ot- it is dtli
,th a cloth gown ”011%,
0111111 with tho ii
1 ,nhirt waist suits. although
the thinnest materials, are out
lines of wool dresses. One cl
(1‘ the wide graduated finances
" bottom haven’t a gather in them.
nous. Another of atrium 111112
111111, is out wit 1; erhaba
gal-ea or equal 111! ,:.-1!’ll it!
its out on the bias to the
’11 at each 11011111. 011
o ruiilea whatever.
ain'ts are out like those
llor collar, etc. ,
Magazine gives an excel
Mint tor rig cake,1he tounda
hich might be used tor other
as: Chop a 'pound or 111511;
1‘" unces of sugar and a gill of
ring to a boil, and boil for
fun hour. Beat up half a
i- wdored sugar, half a pound
" a toaspoonlui 01 baring- -p0w
1 gill of milk. Beat the
' ix eggs to 11 still froth, and
In last. Bake in round “1137“
' uaed tor jelly cake. When
calico one on top of tho
‘lth a has between each layer
The whole may he covered
nor, water icing.
Wan-—
,j-Kgbv AN, IMMENB! WAVE.
' ' ND. N318- W1. May Bier-TDD
.. a shit)" 311101111 iron Bydnoy.
' or nottordam, wltii‘la cargo
' but into Montcwdco with
all three, of the crow dead.
11111911 by an immense wave.
or the chip. No turm-
oldant are glued
1 inclined tor the tin-co
1 able play-thing, lut,
' ovclty than a £19411-
e‘. dollars, as about 90 la
' executed several eccentric movements
, 1111 and sent Mr. Grail sliding along the
Vernon 1111 De 11.11.11.111 11... in 3
1.0111111- From Him the Day be 01 ad.
A‘ copy '0‘! theta versed. signed with
the. Rev. Dr. Maltbie 1). 13111111111111» lu-
itiala, was received on Saturday. by the
111111.01. A. F. Board. of Norwalk, one
of 111.11 secretiiiioa of “tho 11111111111111 Mis-
sionaiy Aaaoclation. in a lottér from
Dr. 1111111211111 011 the some Saturday
Dr. Baboon}: killed himself at Naples,
ltaly. in an attack of acute melanchol-
EMANCIPATION,
Why be afraid of death as though your
- life were breath?
Death but anolnts your eyes With clay.
0h glad shun-idol, '
Why should you he forlorn? Death on-
ly hunks the corn.
Why should you {our to meet the
thieshcr or the wheat?
In sleep a. thing to dread? Yet sleeping
you are dead
"’I’iil you awake and rise, here. or be~
yond the skies.
Why should it be a wrench to leave
your wooden bench?
Why not with happy shout run home
when school is out?
The dear ones left behind!
one and blind,
A day and you will meet—~11 night and
you will greet.
rats is the death of 13111111. lo breathe
.away a breath
And know the end of 11141112111111 tunic
the deathlesa lite.
And icy without a fear. and smile with—
out 11 tear;
And work our care to rest and had the
last the best M. D. B.
Dr. Bobcock wrote these verses some
years ago. He wrote many verses and
hymns which havo been published from
time to time He also composed music
for hymns One of the tunes is called
",l)avenport " and is used with the
hymn. “My Times Arc in Thy Hand. "
LOOKING FGR REVENGE. .
O foolish
.Mr. Graft Wants 0.111.911. for the De-
struction of his Turnout.
One day last summer Mark Y. Grail
raa riding along one of New: Canaan' a
meat roads, behind a $600 trotter and
n a latest style runabout. . 1
Suddenly Leonard Briscoes b1 indie
cow came smashing through the hedge.
She caught Gail’ a trotter under the
lifth rib and tickled him so that he had
lystorics. Before recovering the hor no
vhich landed the innabout bottom side
roadway on his ear.
-;';'l‘l1e cow loohed surprised at what,
alloihad done. She had no idea that
her little excursion would create so
much excitement. Realizing that she
, ould not be or any aaaiatance she p10-
needed to enjoy the now graaa that had
tempted her irom‘ her ordinary walk
of life
But Mr. Grad did not take thinga
so philosophically. He was mad clear
through. He was minus considerable
cuticle, his nice clothes were badly
muas‘ed. his carriage was a wreck and
bio horde was of! on ‘11 wild jaunt.
ll 11101111 would kill. Briacoo'n cow
would have made her will right 011'.
.3111 aha looked a little threatening. so
Mr. Grail decided not to take aatislac
non out or her He would get it out
of Brianne.
attor getting himself together as
best he could Mr. Grail went home. A
low daya later he called in his lawyers
and they prepared an action againét
Brlccoc.
The ease Wan returned to the civil
Domitian Pleas Court and now they Wlil
go to Bridgeport today to light it out
More twelve good and true 1111111. Mr.
Grail wants u. 000 tor damage to nib
akin and bio 111111111311 and $3110 for in
jury to bid horse.
J. J. Waiah’anpeara tor the plaintllt
1111] Warner A Goldachiuidt tor the do-
readout. , .2‘ ,_ 1
m
HONOR EAglNBD. DY HAHRY
Harry Stark. tho Stamiord oiilco
oi the national ghita '
Company 11111 1111,1111
to the annual eon-111 1
film to be held in H ' 2
11111111111, Mantarlt will .ronrc’lcnt
111111.111 dittrict. embraoin Nor-walk,
sumo-.11 and drooawioii '
111-. dually ouniorro’d
who turns, in the m
lathe-cont:
111.11.111.11 After a Brief Abandon from ' l
2 the starting line.
.2 shore dud tho Shamrock! dropped into
n
1111111111: nan £111,121... H
mm,-
1. the weather! Sanitarium. ..
While Dr 13.131 mommy and Arthur
Stoker, of Bridgeport, were driving
tiuough Weatnort yesterday altoruoou
111101111 o 'clock thoy were met l1 ,aomo
p111 ties looking for 11 patient w o and,
11111111111911 (1 cm the adultarltlm, there.
ilr. Piumloy 1111-11; a man answering tho
description of the one wanted going to-
wards a florist'a in the vicinity and
started otter him. The man, seeing he
was iollowed. ran into one of the groun-
houaoa and hid away. Dr. Plumloy dis
com 1211 his hiding place and watched
him until the officials or the auditorium
arrived when he was taken into ens
tcdy.
The patient was a young man suitor
ing from a mild form of insanity, but
he has occasional rational snails. After ,1
ova-r: anoint-Assocjlariou.
HARTFORD, May xiv-Tho Counec
tlcut State Dental 11111111111111 began
,1 its thirtyoo‘venth Annual meeting. at
Unity Hall, at 11 o'clo ‘ i
he torsion will diluue to
1111 1-1011. when 111111111111 will be elected.
There is a large attenuation or 111111
tints from all ov’or the state. The
fluorite or the 111111 elation to attend
once included D1- dwin T. Darby. of
Philadelphia, professor of operative
caution-11+ and do illo‘ioa‘o‘v in the
Uniyorliity, ct P111 11 a, 111.011.11-
‘ . li‘ranola, oi ow torlt city; Dr
. ‘Shuruwn'y, of Plymouth Masha
Dr.c.li‘ru11lrflliveu of WQl‘naStal‘. and
0111. George Evans. George S. Allan 01
Now York city, and'Dr. W. E. Gris
wold. of Denver. Col. Tho i‘oronoon
derision was taken 1111 with the reading
of hillbera rciiorta The association
, lost tour momboro‘ by death during the
‘1' past year. At the afternoon soaaion
toniérvator or. A. 0; notice, of Bridgeport dcliv
cred an address on Dentists and Their
Finances."
its. 2111.11.12.11. collection
saving. Donor-imam.
cciv'od on interns
Trust embody burl
Actual-laud by It: 1:
ital I! boom-11y. to,
minlcirstor, guard on.
trustee of any trust.
Ascend“ and trultc oi‘ all kinds coll.
cit .
Dram and money orders on all parts
of the world. Lotter- oi credit and
tnvj‘oipro' checks, .
9.1.1.1111 hours. 9,111 12 A. ml, and 11
to a p 111.1111 alto 11“ to 8 pl 111..- actor.
day waiting
apposite r11
W
ENGLISH ADMIRAL DEAD.
LONDON. May 21—Sll‘ John Ed»
from 1892 to 18119, in dead. Ho was
born in 1829.
his capture be 10111 Dr Flumley that he 2 ' 1 ‘
wanted to get away from the aanitar
ium becauao they were filling him with
drugs there and giving him opium,
morphine. arsenic and atrychnlne in
large quantities every «11.2.1111» malt-
again and realized his condition
After a few moments conversation
the man again lost his mama and ox:
claimed:
"'1 cat doctor is jealous of mo: my
head in larger than his and he want‘a
to got me back so he can do away with
11111.le at mo and you can hoe '
his hand is narrower than mine-
tlic forehead. " He made no roan
won made. .2
Dr. Piumloy was asked it he would
have attempted to capture the man 11 ‘
be gone out 1;! the greenhouse
"Well, " 1151p led the doctor “you cant
honed, and i am not much of a ‘aorap-
per; ’ i guess i would have given him
all the room he wanted had he decided
oi'.”ty
-A_-—._~..
SHAMROCK ii. BEATS.
Outsailod the Old Challenger by Nonr-
- ly Two Minltca.
RYDE. Isle of Wight, May Zl—The
two Shamrocks started today own 11
course as neatly as nonalble similar
to those of the windward 11nd leeward
courses at the contests {or the Amer-
ica' 11 Cup. Starting from No Manfort
the course was laid iiitecn miles to
windWard and 1et111'11. A rudder-ate.
varying breeze of eight. to twelve knots
was blowing and the water was
smooth,
The racers had 11 preliminary bout
no they beat out £10m Cowos Roads for
The Shamrock i
started halt a mile ahead. but the chal
denser, utter tour long tacka, closed up
and stayed broad to leeward, holding
it better wind and traveling taster.
sh lulled out to windward in niagni
lice t style and when she met the
Shamrock i come one had to give way
in order to avoid a foul. Captain
erngo should have yielded, but hi.
hold on and the challenger was forced
to 11mm] 1111 in tho wind to clear hcr.
Tho Erin ,wua awaiting the boats at
Nomaniort and started them. ’i‘iin
Shamrock Ii camo around ahead or
WM 11 boat and,l1nmodictcly altar the
signal was given. led her out to a line
start, having an advantage of probably
hall 11 minute. They went off booting
to windward, on short looks. with tho
challenger pointing rather hotter, 30
log last and increasing 11111 load a do
tie on every tuck. The wind hauled
round a little Houthmiy, but hold lair
and steady and the racers slipped
along ambothiy and that. Tim weath-
ar conditions were such, however. on
to rains doubta it they could finish the
thirty mile couruo within the live and
a hall houra allowed in cup matehoa.
The conditions 1111131111111 to admirably
unit the challenger. She pointed high-
or and rooted faster than tho old boat
and {gradually edged to windward and
went ahead. Once clear or tho island
11111111 they had a tow 111-01111 tacks 1112
the, Wake of tho loader. 111, they latched
all}
mlm’tlm’as at 11. mark all the and at
inland Worn 1111 1011011111:
Eh'l‘ho Eham‘roclt ii. 121134111, 1011.
The iiihamrouil l 1211. 111111, 211.
This dhowhd hourly two mluutoa’
gain tor the chaiionyer in an hours
“‘11“? and port oi the 1111111 11111 8111111-
roc i all? without a lib tograil.
111111, it look at hthgunh the ho
DTA DA MAN.
WATIfl-‘tfimlg. Morn 21-4 "
ing this assertion he became rational
when the start back to the éahitarlinun' '
tell what a crazy 1111111 might do It cor- '2
to come out and make a break for lib '
tho (1
This announcement will in
Roquciart Che; e,
if: the finest B
made and tocaived almost daily.
UNITED BANK BUILDING. 1
Taylor 281' Golden,
‘ BARGAINS.
lb. pith. Hominy;
$11th Nor-ninth.
PREsBYTERIAN ASBSMBLY. bON VAN ILDING
PHILADELPHIA May 21~Tho con 0 BU
aidoration of the Church Board reports .- _
were continued at today's session or ;
the Praabyterlan General Assembly ‘
'i‘ho aneciul orders for tho day were
the reports oi' the committee on home 2
mission», aid for colleges and church
creation. Addresses warn made by tho '1
chairmen of the committees and boards '
and tho assembly was urged to exert
1111111 to the 1111111111 in behalf of the ,
various church institutional Evory oi
tort in being made by the assembly to
dispose or all 01 the routine matters
balm-c dobato on rovlalon basins. '
; . ,, aTA'l‘E TYROTHI‘FAE. 1
mm HAVEN. it... at—‘fl‘ha annual
inaction oi the Connecticut Tyootbetao
SPECIAL S
- was held at the Kathi (lords in in“; ,
do
city 1111': night. in o ,ciactlon o¥o
cart 1‘11 “Ital! 1111 Will
Wilson 11.1.1111,
91111111111. 1.1.2
lord, '- 111111111111:
1!
Free
’ 11911;. Drop. Nola.
inaomiuaim‘aino, ~ 2
, It Donnie» carillon,
mohd Commeroll admiral of the fleet.
he
QUR FAMOUS ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER . 2
UR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR
'8 POUNDS GRANULATED 3UGAR
2 ; . ’ ‘WW-Dfiina Cup and Saucer, with one pound Coffee. In addition will give
an ou‘Frlday and Sinai-day to" all phi-chums of one pound Coffee or 1111111. one pkg. 011111-11 hints.
ll you me looking in Ladies’ and Misses'
1: Ready io-wrar Garment you will 112111 the handsome‘nt and com-
“lllflivhl stock 111 theiloaton ‘itorc. racy are ditherent from the or-
diuary qualities, containing every 11112102111111 f1:aturo.;<We keep
constantly 111 touch with all the new emotional brought 0th and can
show you the large-at assortment in Connecticut to Select from.
Black Sill: Skirts. all over tucking, 21111111111111} donate, trimmed
with small rallies. would be good value at $111.50-4898
Black Silk Eton Jackets. special values this week, at $4 98.
I $6 98.. $7 50 and 810.1111.
Brilliantin’e Eton Suits. blacka brown and gray. latest style
flouncc skirt, light weight and very desirable for traveling A splen-
did $10. on suit for $8. 50.. 1
Ten styles' 1n La'dics’ White Waists, with clusters of tucks and
insertion, fine. quality lawn, bishop sleeve, soft or laundered collar,
worth $1. 25, at 981:.
White Lawn Waists, with tucked sailor collar, insertion of
Hamburg embroidery and four-in-hand bow knot. tucked chemis-
ette, very stylish. only $1.115.
Finer gradas of White Waiats at $1. 50. $1. 75, $1. 98, $2.25, $2. 98,
$3 49 and $3.98.2
An endless variety of Colored Waists, from sec. to $2.00; all
new, and the greatest values ever shown for the money.
100 Pieces of Japanese netting just received.
Special Prices iodau and tomorrow. '
Call 511-2.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Harlot-’3 Cocoon. Chocolates and Candies,
AT HllYLER'S OWN PRICES.
terest the ladies.
, Pickled Limes, The Ferris Celebrated Hams and Boneless Bacon, fresh arrival Swiss and
Boned Chicken and Turkey, Potted Ham. Tongue, etc.
utter in town—«he BRIDGEWATER HILLS CREAMERY~
ruin Oranges. Lemons, Bananas, Pineapplcs and Strawberries.
Nothing but first-class Vegetables daily.
" PEOIAL! Huyler’ 11 Genuine Old Fashioned Molasses Candy, 10c. package.
ms for 1 H
AT THE NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY’S STORE.
v
BARGAINS.
4,!
BARGAINS.
EAL ‘EST‘TE AND 3 k M ‘ gage aneedahaésouit, per pkg” 2321;; fgnacMngnollia hgiik, Ego 2
pac can: scar-on . o ovum: ocoa, can a. a cm a runes c
INSURNNCE. 1 gallon can Apples.’ 251: 7 bars Best Soap. ' auclz pkgs. Pillobury's Vitos,’ 2511
LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUBE I; :2. can ganglia»? . :3: 1;; Fl: Madoke‘gel, Ch ' 1 ago $|f:n°d (mi-rant}: got-Moira} d 311:;
.oao 111' a care oc woo a rem. 0110110 1 1: .can more 11 ng ow or
’4 WDSINIIHMH Slfl'f. Campbdlin' Soups (11.1111) 9c 3 cans Pumpkin, ' 25c Seymour-'11 Butters, per pkg" '
3001'" NORWALK' OONN. 2 pkgm; Flaked Rice, 251: 2 cans Boat Rod Salmon, Zoo 4 cans Cream Corn,
”"1It"ISB%‘;“"BEST"'GRANUL‘ATED SUGAR FOR . 2. . . $1.00.
Méggggggfgm 2 autonomy-11.11:- . .w , . 1:111:11:
JACOB M. LA WON. A handsome asaprtment of Useful Presents given FREE with our Famous Tenn and Coffees.
.5 RailroadPlace, "
A: Fr BEOKMAN ‘ C01, 81101303er-
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6. SIOUTH NORWALK.
J L.r1otho
ALE 0F STAPLE GROOERIES
ore. 1.13.; 5 LBlFOR $1.00.
.5311. PER BAG; PER BBL» $4.25.
v u
1 . . . . . . ~ . $1.011. .
G WEET CALIFORNIA PRUNES . . . . . 25 CENTS.
i 2 a large can. Bartlett Pears. 251. it Calm Lion‘Boop. 26c.
11 cans Inna: Corn, ,201.’ 7, cake. Bwbltt’n Scan. 2511.
cnmi Milk. 2011. 2.1400 Matches, 60.. ;
21m Rod 8111111111., 2611. Eagle Brand Milk. 1. 119.; ,
3 “1.. ii ; a can: sound Mackerel, 26o. born March. our package. ' M1,
1 ' a dim 1m Jam. 2611. 1 1111111. acid Duct.
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