a 'l '1
d Mr.9I'l8enry‘
9p ecretaiy 9f
E ., ‘
b'
hich he; wiiL
,. he most com
xists to 8de
discoverer was an
118283” of the first
‘ ‘ gns‘ud aslsei‘ts
9 sine was helped
" (1. letters written by
is brother; that he
are before him had
’ eshores which ho
th‘h't'3 he never realized
, 5 part of a new
Vignand says he
H was Cighir.
do all japan and
tithe land (18 Ind,
es of travel anti the
'ish f are are 1 log“
wn from the P1i1lip~
Rome correspondent
(ion Chronicle tele-
i'ia complete agree.—
en reached between
‘ d. the United States
th regard to the re-
" the Philippines.
his 99agreen1e11t the
11d Augustinianu will
e present, but the
11ka will be replaced
time by others. Mod»
ion will be given
y_11snded over ‘
cities in this 39l111try
' made the great 9st
past twenty '9 '
ass, 13, Spokane: 539111
11 an averrlgit of
antseach m 18% and
, rage of about 52,
it increase
' Tb pr
' 1919,10 drosass tor the girls.
.11 do
. e depth of the
bill of the Elbe Of
teen feet since“
531113.013 h
35 y‘ 27.—-18‘ive at f '
s‘ oi the city .
1113311 on moi-9.9.? ..
. . .ll'lellin- '
M 9 1H
s: a his leather 11311
waist at 93111113 is very loud and
1 ‘ particularly prstty
its materials.
runes. malts serviced
lth‘ white 3111111133 (these '1" "
. es and underslcev‘o‘a they are
“ one oi, pink galatoa has its
vclvst r bbcn over tucked white
11 The skirt has a shaped dun
upper od3o is 11111111911311.3113 this
shod w ith‘ a row oi narrow band
l11'3 through which the velvet ribbon
The New Idea Woman’s Magazine
has a number of very tempting hot
Weather, recipes in its August number.
This one is for a idliied cu'cin'nbcr ssi
. ad: .Pou'r upon a halt box otgslatlne
that lips been soaked an hour in a cup
1111 01- cold water, a pint 9i ti'unato liq.
nor. ,Q'i‘his can be from the fresh t
inatoos or drained. from the can, an
is much improved by having boiled in '
it for half an hour a bsy~lest a slice
of onion. a sprig of parsley, and a cop
pic or cloves. When these have been
cookod in it the required l3i13th.oi time
the liquor is strained, boiling but upon
the gelatlnc, and when this is dissolv-
ed the mixture is strained 939111 and
enhanced to taste with salt and a lit-
tle red pepper. When the Joliey thus
made is cold and beginning to form
it is poured into a mould that has been
lined with sliced cucumbers. Other
slices or cucumbers are put through it
and it is put into should placjo until
perfectly cold ‘iixid h rd it is then
turned out and served with a garnish
of lettuce leaves. ~
9 BHEOKS AND BAGSAGE.
Sonic interesting Bits of History Con-i
,_ nested with Trav'oloro.
" “i'vé '93o‘t that notorioiis iii check
9993 sin" aijd tho bar; like 11 presii‘iii’an
in ninth out a rouxiii loco 0‘ hrs a to
one o! the house agents in Don ury.
slew days ago, intimating by that ac-
thin that he dsélred on behalf of a
customer the piece oi baggage which
the check called for. '
“That 82119015111113 3 history," contin-
ued tho oxprossman. who was former
Constable George M. Silvcrnail. " l rc-
member it because i had a 1-13.on chase
after the! follow whose baggage it cov-
ered. He was wanted for sortie crime.
and i couldn’t get him bore because a
skipped to Hartford Hod a trip to to
capital and an interestln3 hunt ‘lor
him there. That check cost him some
money before he got through with lt.‘
All this because the rgportor looked
liitcrested when the history oi the
dliock was 11131135113111"
“Thors's a chock that can me some-
thing,"- said the baggage agent. iii
paid sixteen dollars in 9915 333,11 tor a
grip which that check was attached to
one Saturday night 0: Fair week sev-
eral years
baggage ess- m
which tilled th
coaches: in those days the train and
station baggage agents ushd it) al
coipts to each other, but in 51)
‘ot the last trains of the, may oi!
Fair week that 'for‘malit‘y Wits omitted
Mr. W. It. (tress. or 11 981111113 street,
the ohslnosr at drum .1 Knows hat, 4
new. liars: "Wood a boy, i will!
' ad in dis army and expdourc and hard
3111113 may have weakened mo physl .9
“ sally. Kidney trouble and slight urln~
cry diliiculty sat in. and as i noticed
an advertisement about man’s Kidney
Fills during such cases, 1301 a box at
' Plai3tod’s and tack them. After do 9
tithing the treatment I ieit over so ~
much better and the secretions were '9'
natural " 9,
.LFor solo by all ddalors; price 50‘
cents a box. Foliter-Milh'urn 00. But
1.115; N. Y., solo agents for the United
states. .
lietuombcr the phloem—Donn swand
take no other.
COST OF DEFENDING' THE 0UP.
W
Lash-once Perry. in Frank Leslie's Pop-
“ ' ular Monthly ibr August.
The exact sum of money paid for the
Columbia. in 1899.111 not known. but
the. sum has beenestimatsd at not loss
than $150. 000. Without a doubt it cost
over 350. 000 to carry her through the
season; probably the sum was much
greater than this. in tho ilrst part of
the season her owners paid 815, 000 ior
three suits or solid. And then there
was the Defender. which acted as a 4.
trial horse to the Columbia. it cost
lust 350.000 for her to be a trial horse.
but it was paid without a groan. And
now for the present season:
ilt will'hav‘re been noticed that the con-
struction of each onp defender has cost
infinitely more than its predecessor.
The fact is. the Herrashoits have
charged several thousands 01 dollars _,
for each minute of extra speed. Fol-
lowing those deductions the Constitu—
tlou has unquestionably cost not 11 cent
less than $200, 000 to build She has
11 large tender, the steamboat Mount
Hope, and a crow 0111: men. She has
three or four suits of nails. extra spars
and the like, and she will go into dry-
dock before the cup races. Outside of
the $200 000 spout on her construction
she will probably cost the Belmont
syndicate about $80 000.. not. there is
the cost of her tria‘fhdrso, the Colum-
bis {She will carry a crew or iorty
vnou. such 0! whom will receive 235 a .
month in wages. That makes 32 200
a mouth: $11,000 for the live months
she. will be in commission. The
wanes of Captain Barr and the first
and second mates will aggregate for)
those five month s, $6 .000: the tender
will cost 87 500'. Uniforms for the
men have already resulted in an ex-
penditure of {1000,3111} there is the
cost at leading them to be considered
This makes $25. 000 and her sails and
spars and overhauling and other par-
ticulars will easily cost another 325.-
100.11: will thus be seen that all in
311.2350 000 is a conservative estimate
at the cost of defending the cup this
year.
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PAN-AMERICAN 3119011111011.
The rapidly increasing volume oi
travel to,’the Pan-American Export
" tics; though heightened by the glow-
i113 reports of returned tourists, that
the exposition is the highest exempli-
9_ section or art and utility that the
world has ever seen; is largely 11113
merited by the exceptional facilities or-
tsrod by the several transportation
All”! : lines, both as to train convicts, diverse
.5813!)
21011115;
ouster
2191111113
made. it had boon lost 11 our: time. it
was in an old wallet. which had ovxfi
dontly been thrown there by 'soms
crock who picked it from the pocket of
the person who took out the check
11 'to pay titty cents for a
loot choc. " : ‘
' While indulging in those reminis-
‘ 11 to be
"i always think of 033 (allows as
‘Blsnks hdodoosll ' said the chiei
smasher. "Blank was baggage master
«its one oi the trains a few years ago.
One day he forgot a case or tawhips un«
til . 9 (Lbiit he
11 10.10.181.113. w'ortii ‘ 11
{:3} sub 3111193119 were ruined.
and .‘variable routs tickets, as wall as
stop-overs at a large number of scenic
points.
For those who prefer to 11111113 a
weak' 3 mp. traveling by daylight.
eight day tickets are provided, at ex
tremely. low rates, while those who 1181
sire a 191111331 limit, and to use parlor
and sleeping cars a route. can secure
11 11113011 11311 tick
Then. too. holders 0! rail tickets,
reading via New York and Albany.
» have the option of use of the palatis[M M
steamers or the Hudson River Day or
geopios’ (night) Line. in either till-cc.
Oll- '
Arrangements have been made so
that tickets or either form can be ex- ,
changed 111131111an tor return via. any 1
dire line to New York. while a stop . ‘ »
t-thrcs days may bc‘ made at the
city. on the tilted ”day form. .
"information can be obtained on
tension to the local agents at the
Yorit.‘ new Haven and Hdrtiord
The tires 119911133 38'
must 11b. ..
. All 11 9
81011131919 Lots
Underwear
All 50c and 15c values.
A... “W.“ 1
| 88888 8 888,
Clothiers, .Tailors,
HatteraFumishn-s,
' 85 WashlnqgonSmar
56. "armllko 3‘-
11111111111111 111g 8111011
NORWALK'WMBifiROUNDB. ~
Wednesdiprmluly GLIDQI
Purses. $350
FACING AND TEOTTING '
2:30 Clm' ‘ ‘
Fm—Ior-all, $150
Wagon Race; 081211 to all". 55 0
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION RULES
TO GOVERN.
$150
1- o
Entrance. ii) Per Cent.
Entries will close July 24.
ii i. iiOiilil'ill, 811‘: and T1111,
WEBTPO an“. GUNN.
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Losses by Fire.
When it can he done at so small 11
cost, why not protect yoursolt? For
32.10 you can insure Your Furniture
and Household Goods iii a Dwelling
House for three years against loss or
Domains by Fire or Lightning, to the
amount at $250. and: in that proportion
tor a larger sum.
Taylordi Golden
South Norwalk. ‘
' vALuAsLs Milne 1111.320. '
LEXINGTON Ky. July 27.~My La-
dy, buy more ten years old, by Fallow ‘
craft, by Dlxlotta by Imp King Bah.
with her suckling colt, by Dr. Mc-
Bri do, were struck by lightning and
was valued at "-3509: 000.
MUST HAVE A
BEGINNING.
Do not postpone the opening
of A swings scans ' '
because of. the 311131133311 (if.
5er first deposit. Mil things».
you £11m. 11111438
’cut the i
9, Miller-tum
:' htinto 33m
' vehicles.
‘ at the quantity store
m“911911: B. J. Thomas‘s Kira Villain. .
instantly killed last night. The 99
more is a lull sister to My Fellow and
9 are."
var Val-o. 11y ryilgii and osrllsr‘
kinds are only i’ - ‘
The hot weather 181111 showers hays
boon most desirable tor 1119:313th at
19531133: in no in 1.3119113, ever, hall
9 1199993, ii iii
crop 3 ms 11 3991111 progress. ‘
Ryé was. prov vary 1111131111113 and
is mostly all harvested. Some 011 s are‘
tram rust. but, i; is not so
noticeable as last was {and in some
districts they are reported as headed.
‘ and in others as cut, corn was some.
what damaged by the high Wind's, but
crop is in tassel, but on the Whole it
is somewhat late. Buckwheat is up
All reports seem to show (train to he
drying wall; better than was to be ex-
poctod after the unfavorable conditions
riier in the season
WW
is ‘a'As‘omis cancerous?
were occupied this week in securing
‘adist at places in which gasoline is
. This ,, coin unity is being
11 more every
‘y for various our 33 and is fast
becoming a domestic article as well as
utilized. as a power in seli- propelling
The 'oi‘iplosive nature of the
”Wed records
by in vidnals.’
the conditions under which it is stored
and the amount when increased or iii:
minislxed. Insurance companies in
their new blanks have a clause cspec
lollyappertainlng to this matter which
9 must be filled out by applicants for in-
surance andtwhioh has an clioct oaths
rate in the premiums.
or th, 11 that the ‘3
. State Marshal Rusllng with City
Marshal John Pullman, oi Bridgeport.
saving importation enough to conical the prompt sites on
‘sll'ohpsr 'i‘ so special hil'ii 11 sales or estrsordiu'ary
the store. it is 11999390
7»
.1 .
From 3 to 4 o',cioo 9
i611 pair Ladleis 51: andkcrchle
From 3 to 190 p. m. Milward .
acrobatic. 251a Brown's Portumos.».llc. »Mon’s 1013111“de ; ,,
From 12 to 10 p. 111 the Susan Lisle 010333, 1111 colors, ,
Gloves. black 751:. 1011 Guilds Cups and Saucers. 59. Galvaulzo
or Pans, 2511-3133, 15c. 19¢ parlor Brooms. 18c. Colored Behriot'
widé,19c; value 2511 Boys' Walsts, platted back 03nd front.19c
Ladies' Shirt Waists' white and colored. $1 25 quality. at title.
From 2 to 3 p. In. Best Linlnit Cambric. black and colors '3
Tau3leioot Fly Paper. double sheet 10. 8 ct. xx 'rin‘ Milk Pans, 53"
From 5 to 6 p. m. Ladies’ Ni93ht Robes, lace trimmod, 983. 11
Ladies’ White Lawn Dressing Bacquss, 391:; math 989. Ladies
or Hats. trimmed, .52 25; ‘9vaiuc $4. 00.
Fromm to 7 p. in. All kinds of Flowers at half price 1131113
and All-Linen Walking Skirts, at $2. 98: regular price $5.00. M s Fancy
Black and White' Socks, 209 quality, 10c.
From 7 to 8 11111.10 qt. Heavy, Retinned Dish Pans, 16c; value 291:9. All
Linen Damask, 21c: worth 30c. .
From 4 to 5 p 111. Bates’ s best Linen Turkey Red Damask, 37141:, value
500. $1 00 Umbrellas. at 75c.
From 8 to 9 p.111. Ono gallon 1111 Oil Can. 100; value 191:. All linen :
Russia Crash, 71;“; worth 1255c. 9 ‘
From 9 to 10 p m. The famous Black Cat Hose for Boys, 180': value
25c. Ladies' Fancy Lisle Hose, 503 quality, 390. 9
THERE’S NOTHING LIKE OUR GOODS
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE OUR SWEET RQSY BUTTER, FRESH COUNTRY EGES ..
“ SPLENDID COFFEE. DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE, '
FANCY CRACKERS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Oranges, Bananas, Peaches, Pineapples, Peas, Wax Beans, Lettuce, Beets, Blackberries, .To~
matoes. Watermelons. Muskmelons, etc. ‘
We study to please our patrons, and offer the best the market affords at lowest cash prices.
Have you seen our hypnotic offer. call and be in the swim.
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George 83 BearSe. of No 29 Fairlield avenue. 118115 the
Barrel of Flour. he 111111111 sucssed Within nine beans-
test was vein close. 27 people guessed Within 85 heads.
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