ed feet square
gin and Will
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1‘, and ‘cbstiu
he; buildings wil
5 several expen‘
‘11 make that his
. v‘ing up his New
‘horatory. ‘"I would
Sendin messages
can wit out the use
some if the public
11111 to convince,”
1' fighting ships at a
of four ve‘ssls an—
” proportional in-
personnel. The only
1: says, is to give up
doctrine and accept
condequeuce‘s that our
‘ ' ri .Jmay bring upon
, 11 of control of an
al and lbss of some of
Eng" possessions which
61 or later result from
’ op Open the com—
weendsolated areas
territory. Inciden-
nunnder Murdock are
Geinmhy will be the
hat the United States
the of Hamburg. in
EdWaid will 1cside
1111mm visit to 6e1-
the home of a daughter
:II. The castle cou—
f The most pathetic me»
hat sove1eign, a picture
11 (veto narian, blind
filmed. t is full length
11 the poor old man is
.111 a purple- dressing
the star of the (.211111
t He wearsa long
A few years ago the
"shown. still in the
n which it had been
is fighter. who died' in
WEtli 1t weic some speci-
1115b needlework sent to
tineess Victoria.
windlors have been
on a large and gor-
. .A tremendously fast
w s“ brought over from
Wand _ 113 substituted‘ .or 3
against the animal
to or two. its owners
to reap large dividends.
of the gang infested
sing as barons and
rsons, swindledc 511:]:
boys at baccaret.
1' 1.- young men alone
370.000 francs: £1?th
acht to which they 1"
acquaintances a
d to pluck them.
nil‘ering 1101111111 11111.
of oil. The gusli‘ers
barrels a day, but
‘ amounts to only 30,
day 'Iransportatiou
“ inadequate and 1111151
11‘ Every effort 15 being
11 the transportation
, doubtless the c0111-
' .‘itsucccssiully. Pipe
‘ he fields and New
115th are being
. hile lines of tank
3." between Texan
porn; ore being or
' *nl‘arge the foreign
9111 at ll—«Poiico cap:
11 was indicted yor-
_ f duty was form,-
Record Golf 103
i .
1111611191 just above the bounce.
"Times." by Count Tolstoi;
‘H. Eckstorm; “Content 1
‘ “ ion on ‘
“grainy nova a l
denisnnon
. 1! 111mb m to
, o a down or spa. “1:1“ block 111.111.1111
11‘ [garland of th‘ in about the 11011111111 ‘
third obout the decoliotc waist.
stocks which are not pretty. but there
are no many which are both stylish and
pretty that it is not necessary to buy
the former except one wants to wear
:gfiiéthlng for the more. sake of its sol. '
y
0119 occasionally sees the plalneat of
waists made of the thinnest 110351.21
orsondio but worn over on underawniot
that in distinguished for its elaborate-
noes.
like veiling'a sllk undergown to noften
.
Peach colored 111111 etomlne in used
for 11. garden party costume. It in mode
with clinging skirt and Elton. tho
blouse being of white polka-dotted
with 11 peach-colored dot of large side.
The whole is prettily trimmed with
cream 1.11108
It is almost time to now the pansy
condo for next spring' 11 early blossoms.
They should be in the ground by the
last. oI the month. in time for the
plants to 2get nicely rooted. The ground
should be rich and the plants covered
with mulch before freezing weather.
I noticed a very pretty finish for 111."
sleeve of a sheer white waist recently.
it was on the bishop order, made of a
material that was very finely tucked in
clusters. and 111. the wrist the malaria
was lulled into a blind of bending that
hold several rows of tiny blue ribbon
which were tied in double bow knots
at the back. 1
Soon all our thin wulatn will have to
be laid aside for the firmer pique.
hoary niudros. French flannel. ulbn
truss and other aoft women‘s. with all
of which much greater pains must. be
taken in the. fitting 111111 with the thin
ones which can ho mode fullor and
more elaborate and thus conceal any
defects in lit. There will probably be
no yokoa on the new waists.
.—...
BOOKS FOR NORWALK LlBRARY.
or Exceptional M‘erlt in Phlloaopiiy.
Religion and Sociology. ,
The books of the month at the Nor
walk Library were placed in the rock
this morning. Them are a number of
exception crit. [11 Philosophy Re-
ligion and belology are the. followinr:
valuable htudiea: “scientific Demon
strution of a Future Life." by Dr. Hud-
son; “Religious Movements for Socin.
Betterment." by It Strong; “Tho Arn-
erican Slave Trade. “ by .l R Spears:
“The Gospel of Wealth." by Andrew
Carnegie: “Tho‘ slavery of Our
“The Im-
provement of Town- and Cities." by C.
R. Mull‘ol‘d; “The World of Graft by
losluli prnt. and “Men of the Mer-
chant Scrvlce," by F. T. Bullon. in
Science. Useful Arts and Fine Arts——
"Guide to the Trees," by Alice Loans-
berry, whose valuable book on the
wild flowers is one of the best yet
m1bllshed;“’l-‘hc Woodpecker " by F.
ouffinrdo.”
by Candace Wheeler. and My Win or“
Garden," by Maurice Thompson: two
lovely nature books both practical and
synthetic. and three of tholboolra .wtam
iliarly known or “cook books.” though
the. old fashioned term looks queer
when applied to the artistic creations
now given us. These three guides to
-1 good table make in 1.1111111111111115 0
very complete serial-1.11113. Herrick 8
“First Aid to the Young Houdckcoper" .
'11 good to “make ready. " no she says;
Henrietta Sowlos Laminating 11an
out of the art of marketing is called ’“l
(lo A-hinrkntinn." and for speel’hl 11o
"batons. "0111111)” 1.1111111180118133 with
the illimtiationa showing beautifully
appointed tables is invaluable
wmphy is much enriched by the tidal
lion of the Life of Francis Parkman
.uod Mowry’s “Menus Whitman and
the Early Days of Oregon. " {This 111111
gives another addition to 11110 two
books on the northwest recently puc-
iishcd. "The 'Hudson Boy‘ Company."
and "McLaughlin and Old Oregon."
The short account of Lewis .1. Clarke
also added 11 short time and in good.
Under Hlutory "A Century of Ameri-
«can-Dlplomncy." by John W. Foster.
and "The Old New York Frontier." by
P. w. Halsey are especially important.
The list of Juveniles 11nd Flctlon in
sing. John Oliver Hobbes. Prof. Rob
orts Edward W. Townsond, and lira.
Voynich are some of the popular moth
0111 whose new books are on bond.
11.0110 and who ’ ”
undo“
There are 11 11111111 many Itylllli,
This is o'prctty fashion. much .
'match won by Ware and Wright from
Bio 1
attractlw. Lillian Doll. Mrs. Blooded '
the Castles. Anna Puller? George. 11111- i
’ 111111111 wont to the bidders. in spite of
:1, Roduoad‘From‘
“.‘no no ‘3‘: 00 ”no 3
All Ford Worntedn. ‘
flood Annortmont of ,Pattcrm. ‘
111110113.
eLormnne,
’ HATTERS, .
Funmsnens.
as Waohlngton atrial.
1 South Nor-walk.
Phone lbs-12.
SENNNNNNY NFTENNIS
Crowds 1011111.
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Opinion Divided no to Probable Win-
nero-u-lt wan romnrko‘d That Word
,und Dnvln had the Bent
Advantage.
NEWPORT. R. 1., August 14~—'l‘ho
question whether the team of tennis
players. who twice have won the 1111
tionol championship in doublea. would
be able to break all records. 111111.101
the first time in the history of national
tournaments. win the challc‘ugo cup,
the trophy of three victories. won in
the mind of every-one of the myriad
tennis lovers here today. The match
to settle this question was the (:11ch
event of the second day of this year's
tournament at the Newport Casino and
the men who were to content were H01
combo Ward and Dwight Davis. Whose
previous victories had placed their
names twice upon the challenge cup.
and Leo Ware and Benin Wright. who.
yesterday. won the Opportunity to play
for the cup by defeating Little and Ill
cxaudor, the western champions.
The second day was a repetition of
the first as for as weather was con-
rornod. The horse of the early morning
burned o! in time to inmre good ten.
111111112 policy of keeping the conit
in conntnnt use. begun yesterday. was
int-sued today. no as to insure ...1.
patches of final round the preliminary
round having been disposed of yester.
11y.
While the events in the singles were
of interest in many crises the you
'-rowd of spectators surrounded the
championship court to witness the
atrnggle in the doubles.
To even a greater degree than yes-
terday did the crowd flock to the
{rand stand. and in the lawn about the
structure were authored tennis cramp
1111111 all over the country.
Opinion was divided 1113 to the prob
1blo winners. it was remarked that
Ward and Davis had had the advan-
tage of playing together for several
were and besides that had seen the.
Alexander and Little yesterday. 011
1he other bond it was noted that Ware
is generally admitted to be the bent
manager of 1 team in the country and
that Wright‘s some. if consistently fol
lowed up. acorns euro to make him 11
national champion Both teams were
in spud shape who play begun.
The champions not 11 30011 lead of
4 l and then 5 l in the first set. Word
doing the best work
All the players deemed a bit nervous.
Ware and Wright lack a decided brace
ding both easily The final game was
one of the most stubborn been herein a
long. time. It went to deuce seven
times. Word having the montage point
six times before he won it on two cuts
by Wright, making it 6-8 for the cbpm—
pious.
Ware and Wright started well in the
second set, making. two comes. one at
30 and one at )5. before the champions
woke 1111.1?‘111- nvo (tamed after that the
vlbtory alternated. urltli tho more won
#3 in favor of the Boston ploy-era.
Word 11nd Davin pulled up. making
and than 5-1. Da‘vls scoring trio
1: service aces iii the odd some. The
act‘ iron danced by their opponents
This performance was ropedted,1‘nnk~
1113 the games nix oil. The thirteenth
Both teams mm on
too th
nonunion
challemro 11 1.11
'M‘: ““111
.hi hi
I DllllSNl‘SOIl.‘ .. 1...
head I.
Neuron Casino a scene of Lam .
in the seventh and eighth games. win- ..
um .11. 1111 1
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the
The time 1111111:
All first-Mn" .111... call the
South ‘ orwalk‘
Trust ~ (to.
Is examined twice I your 11 the flank
Commie-loner. of the tale of
Connecticut, some on nil
state E121 isnylngn
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soup 1111111w successrw.
(ll'l‘l NATION“. BANK
SOUTH NOINWALK. CONN.
“n... .—..
$100. 00.0. 00
$100,000.00
Capital.
31117111113.
Other Profits.
JOHN II. MINIS- “brilliant.
JACOB lil. WON. Gobbler.
DIRECTOIRS:
John H. Fen-ls oHom-y Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swot-t:
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin WW“ drum“
.1. 1111111111: lion-yin.
Accounts Sollolrod.
WW.” .. _,...
d"
‘
v‘
Vla-
The .
South Norwalk
Savings
Bank
is the only institution in
this crib which confines
its business strictly to
the rancipt and, care of
sa‘bz'ng's fonds.
Hahn»... AN AXE.
Loonnrd Mad. lKlndllng Wood of the
Kitchen Floor. ’
James Leonard. twenty—five years old.
arrested yesterday afternoon. while he
on door for 1111111111111 wood.
Menard. who? the police think in
demented. and 11mm with an axe
and startdd in 111 out ‘9. wide swath at
his mother‘n home. M111. Bridget Leon»;
mi. of 11 8‘1:th
thing he did 11 1
out 1.1 the haul
the rooms ”0511111111113 file are at mm
Mrs.
no one dared 111 to, the house to quell
1116 mm with N o e. A grant b11115,
ing was 301111111111 ids. ooundlhc u
If uLeonor-d win chopping down the
”frowned ANlen. of Station 3,
summoned. H1. looked through the
window- 11nd or inboard chopping up
the kitchen I ' ‘1
“Whirl: are no
policeman naked
kindling ,
, ‘11s
the bull being of 1111111 11ch branded.
tron he 1.111511111111111 pt Sign” pistes
no More".
‘ 11111.11. .1. B. 1111111111 11nd noun-1 Ure.
. 11...... L. Wotaon the yacht 11111111111111,
1 is 111 the hands of the most skillful
. money taken.
325.000. 00 ‘
of 1111 Frank street. New Haven, was .
was in the not of‘ splitting up the kltch- ‘
btreot. 'I‘h‘n iii-ht
111' chm his toothbr- 1;:
1111 ran her around ‘ 1
14101111111111le the alarm. but 1
11,‘
he dhnmrocit Ii. gold plated: Nth
Bailif- 0! 1301111101113. and: the with or
van flowers. It wns‘ tho gift or 111.1
811 Thomu’ party included Chained
will Join the party at Myer-pool
When the time draw out tor the
train to leave, the crowd cheered Sir
Thomas Lipton, 1111115 "For No is A
.111in Good Fellow." and called for a.
speech. Sk- Thoniao thanked those
1111159111 for their 1111101 wishes. and. can
pressed the hope that the Shamrock It
would fulfill all e notations.
"We have done 1 on this side that
could be done.” said he. "and the boat :
yacbtarncn in the United Kingdom. If
we fail we shall know we have been,
beaten by generous, high feeling sporte-
mcn. who know more about the game
than we. "
Sir Thomas stepped orl the moving
train amid outbursts of cheering.
m
PETITION OF WEQTERN HEIRS
1. GRANT! fl; 1
Judge Shipment in the United States
District Court yesterday. granted the
petition of Mrs. Mary P- 0111, or Call
fornin. and Mrs. Ellen E. Btai'r. of lll-
111013.111 be made ran-defendants with
the Bridgeport Trust Company, 111 the
cult brought against the company as
administrator of the estate of the late
George 1320111111111 by liar-11.119181: Hall
No opposition to the petition developed
at the hearing The petitioners were
represented by Attorney John .1. crew.
lord. of New You;
POSTOFFIOI- ROBBED;
CAPE MAY. N. J.. August 14—-’I‘he
postotlee here was robbed early this
morning and about $290 in stamps and
The burglars entered
by a back window and rifled every
letter and blow off the safe door wlu:
gun powder.
—. .. on..- n... , . ..
on the market. ‘1’
rate ‘opporlu .
Goods .1 one-half price.
1.1.11.1; White and Colored Shirt Waists. former.
11151011, new 111501;. ’
Mcn’ s 501: Balbliggan Shirts and Drawers, I351:
‘ MisseS' Seamless Hall Host. llc 171111.
Ladies' Blue Polka Dot Hosmmported at. 15c. 11.52ch
=_Laciies’ Vests and Pants. allstyles: 111391;". Was 50c. ‘
Misses' Lace Stripe Hate. in black 25c quality. lllc.
Pillow Cases, worth 16c, at lzlc.
' 1 Laundry Bags. Worth 35c. 25c.
Flags and Bunting for Decorations.
in Great Variety.
We purchased from the manufacturer 1
Caltbli-Z.
Two Questions.
Will not the best goods prove profitable to both buyer and seller?
Do you not-It lilnlt it economy to purchase the best goods, rather than the cheaper imitations up-
N. ESENNN
great his; stock of these aoods.a111l have
them on sale at the Domestic department.
The Summer Season is at its height, and we are meeting the demand for SUMMER EATA-
BLES of all kinds. and the public find it profitable to do their trading here. .
Rocky Ford Munlrmolons. Water Melons. Cucumbers, Peaches. Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Bananas, '
r Oranges, Pineapples. Squash. Etc.
The best articles in these lines received daily.
ELEGANT SWEET BUTTER. RICH COFFEES,
DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE. COUNTRY EGGS.
We have :1 system and demand for FANCY CRACKERS. CAKES AND WAFERS whereby
we receive them‘fresh from the ovens, which is the secret of freshness, that you always get here.
11111111 111111 33 West Washington ’_ $11111 ., V
Blgin Creamery .
Butler. 2311111. .' .
oUTTER
Five Pounds for
.‘!
41:
8c
Armour's Potted Ham. “minim.
Armour’s Potted Ham. is lb. can,
Armour": Roast Boef.11b®can5 11c
Armour: Eons; 13ch. ll lb can. ‘ 21c
Armour' s Whipped Beef (3111111111111) 1181:
Armour s Potted Tonga 14, lb. can. to
Armour'o Potted Toniruc, 14 lb. can, so
18 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR
LEAN SUGAR CURE!) HAMS
CALIFORNIA “RAMS ' .
3 CANS MAGNOLIA MILK
BUY YOUR GROCERIES
OF US
AND SAVE YOUR
PENNIES.
DONOVAN BUILDING
r?" the L
ew York
. mELEPHONE-CALL 133-5.
RELIABLE GROCEM
2 cans Spused Mackerel.
If you are thinking nbout going on a plensure trip, or do not want to be bothered cooking
these hot days, 3113110011151 the variety of eatablcs we are selling at a very low price thin week:
Freshest stock of Groceries in the Twin Cities.
250
3 cans Mustard Sardines, . 251:
Veal Loaf. per can, 100
Domestle Oil Sardines can, do
Fancy Stuffed Olives, per box. 1 1011
Plain Luncheon Olives, p111- bottln, 10d
31h. c1111 Baked Bonus.
10c
. $1.110
13c. POUND.
roe. POUND
‘ 25c.
rocery Co.
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