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THI READING HABIT.
.1 a J“, 1900‘!- ' '
«in the nowapapors. “The American
t'bi'flnlnent-ngent; ”because they read
. other things and havo an interest in
gs.) what to offered for sale."
. In, this day of fl‘rstoclsss newspapers
‘ {do a song. comparatively low Ameri-
. cans fall to great. a newspaper. The
“ people argm‘hrtolligcni. enough to be in-
fluenced at plain and sincere argu-
ments.
. Ereryhody has heard of Lake Cham-
7 1 plain. and almost everybody knows it
' got ftsname 'from Samuel de Cham-
“plain_ a Frenchman. who made con-
. .siderable of a mark in history by his
* typionmr activities on this continent.
. the attire hbtahle because they Ware
1 '* among the' first. it is claimed that
Champlain made the first European
settlement north of St. Augustine, The
three hundredth anniversary of that
event to now being duly celebrated by
‘cortaln of the- historical societies in
V, “Eastern Canada.
—-—..
"i "hot/situatiolvss our DIPLOMAS.
Awai'd'l Bhdophklrie to'EIghty-ono Now
Iglayona‘ttormal School Seniors.
‘ Gov. Abiram Chamberlain presented
diplomas to thirty-one young women at
the State Normal Training school in
New Haven yesterday afternoon in the
presence of about 500 people from all
parts of the state, mostly the parents
and friends of the graduates.
The exercises began at 2:30 o'clock
with a. song by the class. entitled, "in
La..y.,Sbring." This was followed by
a son from “Roy Bias," after Whicil
Rev. rtomus J. Haynes delivered the
address. '
, , . Foliowingthis speech. the substance
. of Which is given below, there were
Ntwo more musical selections, "‘Spring
* Song” and "The Lillies from‘ Dewy
. Sloop." after which the
' 3 Diplomas Wore Presented.
- 1, The gopodnorin the'introductory re-
» marks which ‘wor‘eof a very informal
na’tu’rhspokc in‘ a happy strain, sayng
. thfiatihe had. adeep interest in the not»
‘ 4‘1 7mai‘school and took great pride in it
flrz' . because the pupils of the school are
the real teachers of the citizens of the
. country. The members of the class
1'. filed across the stage as tho diplomas
were presented. The exercise closed
3. with the singing of “America" by the
class and audience together.
“-5: oououcroms mes Fsacrusso.
I SAYBROOK. June lS.~The sudden
stopping of a» freight train near New
*London today threw John Hayes. the
abductor-km pet a stove in the ca-
., ‘ ‘ e‘ that three ribs were
fractured it, :b ’may be‘hurt. internal~
l "G ' RMead, a brakeman. who
in filter chhoose was hurled
gamut a door, breaking his arm. Both
man live inflow Haven and .when the
might reached here they were put
llboardamas ger train and tnken to
thatcity: a l {physician accompany!
‘ . The breaking of an air pipe
eased the, accident. 1' 1 -~ '
coals causzo 'sLooo POISONING‘.
‘POUGlgififiPSIE, N. Y.. June 18.—~
Iiiam‘vfi :j tithes, No; 3, insthe Cor.
iii! ivarsity four, was taken to Vassar!
. pitol late last night suffering-from.
loud poisoning caused by acorn on
no. of his toes. in his practic the
marshes been subjected to'ci) dera-
'ming was very slight
’ ould prti‘batlly yield to immede
bgiuamgoresume his place in
ew early next week. Forbes
o in Bhillidelphia. , “ ’
scum iii: the charge?
Doom ity. air.» He was
it his" Iu’to at street crossings.
Daily *‘News . ,
Hotel Clifford
to serve,‘at short notice
dinners, banquets. etc.
’NINO IINTINE: TELEPHONE
.1 1 ., On}; an Occasional advertiser "in this
day considers it necessary to trick the
.. public into reading his announce-
Slept business men have learned
. it "it the habit of nearly all po-
_ tontial buyers to read advartisomente
3:99.90“. read, advertisements." says a
v
Cleveland's Baking , Powder
is the acme of economical leavens. lt
takes less for the baking; besides
it turns the food out perfect every
time, so that there are never wasted
materials because of badly risen, un-
eatable biscuit, bread or cakes.
BAPTIST cuuricn ssnvicasiw
i PUT TO one: uses.
___._
Three New Ciao-ea to be Welcomed In’
South Norwalk Sunday School. (
Might be Used for Skinning Lambs.
Last Sunday was a memorable day
cheer.
Deportment to the main school.
missionary Sunday and will be oh- i tcr days ceased to contribute the dimes
served by studying the first lessons in 1 required to keep him satisfactorily irri-
a series of missionary topics. Enchisotcd.
A Talent for Working Barkoop‘o That
James W. Edget told me the otbelil‘
at tin- Silllill Norwalk Ba tist Church.;niallt. of a man he‘once knew in We - .
The attendance of the Ilisibie school‘ street who might have been one of our moment towards America.
was the largest in several years and ablest financiers it be had not been
the session was full of lire and good afflicted with an unconuucrable thirst
Next Sunday three new class-i for strong drink. As it was. however,
cs will be welcomed from the Primary 1 he soon lost his all and went from bad
n is‘ to worse until his associates of his bet-
Then the ingenuity which House of Refuge, (lieu Mills. Pa.. ad-
member or the. school w... receive a‘would have made him rich and power- I $10555? the dNaz‘ional “Lonftergnce 0'
picture illustrating the subject studied..i’ul if he had applied it to a broadergupm' 9“] 31;) k [tinge 0:111 0 Sub 0:1.
The morning sermon will be on the to field of action began to exert itself in' 0W3“ 0' 0 0“ nit .c 00 t
0 os‘. '
to” General emu.
dor.
Aumrica.
tho Constitution the acceptance of any
mark of distinction from a foreign
country, even from a republic, re
quires the approval of Congress final
action in the matter will await the
authorization of that body.
Foreign Minister Dolcasse called at
tile ambassadors residence this morn
ing and personally presdnted him with
the superb insignia of the grand cross.
This consists of a wide, rod silk band.
worn across the breast, having an en-
ameled gold cross at the hip, with an
ielaborate silver star to be worn on the
right breast. M, Delcasse accompan-
iod the presentation by an earnest ex-
pression of the high personal esteem
\ ui-ln M. Louilot and himself felt to
ward the American Republic.
The grand cross is the highest. 'of
the five grades of the Legion of Honor.
Those consist of Chevalier. officer.
commander. grand officer and grand
cross. The latter is the grade worn
by M. boubct and has been conferred
only a few times in recent years. That
the American ambassador should haVe
been singled out for this notable honor
to considered to be a personal tribute
to him and another evidence of the
cordial sentiments of the French gov-
CHARiTluE—ShA—NDRC’ORRECTION.
Forward Word of_Boarding Schools I‘Or
Delinquents.
PORTLAND. Maine, June lit—Su-
perintendent F. H. Nlbecker. of the
Pnoidsni'louilot confers creators-o
PARIS. June iB.——Pmrdont Locket
has conferred upon the American am-
bassador. General Porter. the strand
cross of the Legion of Honor, which is
the highest grade of that historic or-
lt is an honor rarely bestowed
even on chiefs of state and ambassa-
dors and it. is the first time it has ever
. been offered to a representative of
As under the provision of
Best "
Sewing-Machine i
Needles ‘
FOR ‘iliiikas or i JUNE.
’ WHITE 5]! LE
MACHINES
A! 19::
outv 5 cams
Parnell-go
LADIIS' DRAWS”.
cambric ruffle, homstltcned and
-—-——-——..
Postage one cent for i to no package
Seal Gets a Its-u. Stale list not!
Adds-us
THE SINGER MANFO. 00.
80 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwaik. Conn.
At 250
FRENCH CORSET COVERS,
Val. lace neck and arm side. three ‘
rows Val. insertion, regular price
390.
muslin
cluster tucks, regular price 250.
neurone. ‘
The new shades in which the Chan- i
tilly laces are dyed make possible i
some very charming gowns. ’
Some of the beautiful ribbons which I
are easy to procure if your pocketbook i
is one of those which fills autolnailcab
:y. make beautiful negligees. They
have the appearance of being hand-
painted. and are perhaps Di‘Oiilt-h’i ronr
bined with lace.
One of the best possible uses for iil'.‘
uncolored Shouting silk Is pettlmuts.
Viakc your pcttit-oat'oi‘ this silk and
Ivan can wash and wear it indefinite-i
V. i
Handkerchief linen ornamented with !
pierced-work makes a very dainty ni—t
ternoon gown. 1
White mousseline ruffles entirely
cover a parasol of white crcpc on
blue. Surrounding the stick, just '
move his hand. Is a chou of the mous~ '
refine. i
if the home on your sheets are the'
~vame at the top and bottom. mark one
JUNE SALE 25c.
lit 8.90
LADIES' NIGHT DOWNS, llam-
burg insertion. also one style with
JUNE‘SALE 19c.
At 750
THREE STYLES SKIRTS, ox-
tra wide flouuco with hemstitched
tucks: also with Hamburg edge
and tucks; also three rows torchon
insertion and torchon lace, regular
$1.00 and $1.25.
JUNE SALE 75c.
hematitched tricks, regular price
500.
i
i _ JUNE SALE 39c.
, .
i
|
Shirt Waist Suits. very dainty.
of white lawn. also memorized and
fancy lawns, regular price $4.00.
TODAY $2.90.
100 Dozen wane waist: of Lawn
Hamburg and lace trimmed, rcgu-
lar price $1.25.
TODAY 85.
Jap. Silk Waists. three new
- styles. regular price $5.00.
Suit Department.
JULY PRICES will prevail here
tomorrow on Summer Stilts. That
means the loss of'our profit, but it
cannot be helped. We bought
lug prices that should make ’em -
go slow. in order to put on "more
steam" We threw our profit mak-
ing prices that should nke 'tm
move on the double quick.
Die. “The Longing of a Sympathetic
Love." In the evening Ibo pastor will
preach the third sermon in the series
on Princely Mon. subject: David
l‘il‘ainerd. a Study of Missionary Work
The service will be bright with song
Among the North American lndlans.i
the direction of )l‘ocurin it nor with. '0" Delinquents." The standing 00""
ou the m... of mimey or gretiit. Some mittee on 'childrcn had charge. The
of his tricks were worthy of the men "(’3' “'8.” 0f touching good boys have
‘ who engineered the recent shipbunfp been learned in. rounding out bad boys
lug trust scheme even. iinto first-rate men, according to Mr.
One day, for instance, he saw one of , Nibm‘l‘G“
his acquaintances headed i'Or a saloon! "The true idea 9‘ education," h“
parked end at the head of the bed
:his time send at the foot the DOM.
Then you will be sure the’stleet will
wear evenly.
The “Boston Cooking-School Maga-
zine" gives this recipe for ice-cream
end and then alternate. putting tho’
Shirt. Waist, Suits, 11 big variety
of styles and colors, well made and
‘ perfect fitting. regular price $3.00.
1 TODAY 31.90.
t
FOR TODAY ONLY $3.50.
Walking Skirts of Mohair and
fine tweed, regular price $5.00.
TODAY $3.75.
friction. ”The physician said that *
treatmont~ He thought. Forbes .
' wound thine own breast.
' Weakness. so shalt thou
“failings of others. ..
., scanner season ins. rest
‘ dossier.
and praise.
M- itlrink for me?“
MEN'S CHRISTIAN INQUIRY CLUB. {“Can‘t do it. Chi‘iii'lnyf." goon angrwr
Last. Sunday Mr. North mndc an iii-,f“, ”0‘11 i0 5‘“ " 0 m. a ‘9‘ 1
teresting presentation at the subject 1 "" only the price f," one drink. and
of homo missions and the expressed ' 3W" that "WW"- ,_ 1 '
sentiment of the members of the club ‘ (”VP me "'0 money. said ('h’me-V'
was heartily in favor of that kind of ‘und ""1 391 W0 drinks for the prion
work. Next Sunday the subject is “n 0““ ‘
:03.” the Author and Finisher of tho; ‘l‘lio acoaualutancc looked with sun-
Christian Faith. The discussion Willi picimi on thilt proposition, lllli Cliiniti-
be led by John W. Penucli. Last Sum ; i" l" ““1“: hm" Charley would work "'1
lay the. arrangement of a program for; prompted him to band over the exact
the last quarter of the calendar year g “01.01“" ”that one drinkuwould cost.
was taken up. This business will also” “NOW- said (”l‘m“)? WW“ I 30 up
occupy a few luluutcsui’tlio session to- i" in“ bar 5'0“ look “i a picture or
marrow, at which time members are | rflmothlng until I call you up to drink.
invited to present any subjects they! ”'0“_,Y‘~'“ say W“ dont want ““y'
would like to have discussed. A ullml thing. ..
her have been handed in, but more arc : ‘ “22h l‘gS-“ggéltllvbmfifi‘mc‘l'
disir . . , r 1' tall: invit-" ' ' ' .. *-
0; .fdm.;‘.fi.‘.p':::‘.: ”"35: my...” _“Thot'_s all right. Charley. assured
which are held every Sunday noon in i lHiTit viii-‘0" it. for you if you do as
‘ . .. V . . . l _ .
gimmiouth _ Nomalk Consultatlunuli So John agreed though. with much
_. ._..._.__ _.__ I doubt as ti: how itolhimscldf was coming
riu era a are 0 If.‘ goo s.
‘Ilh'titggiiiilth’r-igglirsoiv ciiiili-Jn'iii:'wiiiz They entered the saloon together
hr the 5mm"! in ”w SNIPS on (“wispy illlfl Charlie walked confidently to the
‘pnchingfi intho parable. Topic. “'l‘lloi bar while John strolled to the other
Wheat and the Tares." At the close; it’d“ 0‘ '31:" molt}: 5““ 1°"de at a pic-
;f the morning service. subject to ho, urc 0“ 9 “’3 - .. ,
discussed in the llillio class will hit. ,“Twn of your best Whistles. ”Id
"The Resurrection." Topic of leWUl'ihi (.bal‘ley.
League service; “Rising Above Discour- i
naemrnt." leader. (.llarlrs H. llownosi Will!" and two'gla‘ssos. -
’i‘lle ti’cping service will ll(‘ specially" “Comc. John. Charley called.
.1. n". “my.” up n... le Men. The .lohn walked unconcerncdly to the
'onncllo of the two cities will attend' it” saying. ”N0. thoiik you Charley.
in a body. Rrv. W. W. '1‘. Duncan, “"0““? me ““3 time.
buster of the. church. will take for his
Hermon topic. "The Moosago of tho Rad
‘lan to Our Times." Special music
v ll be rendered by the choir.
FAITH THAT was warmth.
The Rev. Dr. Snow, finding him-
oif downtown at the noon hour,
.iropped. into a restaurant for a
.iincheou. lie llill] his overcoat .. .. ., .
inalnst the wall. r-laig downhnd or- . Barkc’r: said he. how old '3 this
lured his meat. which he ate leisurely“. “lflléll‘ggt‘ years sir ,,
1 b u l '
When he had finished and turnedto. "i wouldn't. have thought it." said
ook for his overcoat it, was gone.
. . i Charlie. taking a wee sip. Then turn~
.~ He reported his loss to the cashier. lug to his ,companinn, he said: "John.
who was sorry hllt could do nothing. ..
, .« . “ .. . "- should you think it was that old?
is the leataurant was not. responsi John sniffed at it and said be
his for bats, overt-oats or umbrellas. thought. it might be.
*“Oh I am not holding you respon-
- 11' . ‘ - ‘ “Well." said Charley. pouring half of
slbie, said the dmtor. as he paid the the liquor into the extra glass on the
dilthdtqgihgtytdlue iiiiuagfugtm... bar, you taste it and see what you
"d the cashier. ‘ think then. ‘ k k d
“in one of the pockets." he replied. 1J0hn.._tossod 00’ theory}: . mac 9
‘was a letter. with my name and ad- 1’08 “PB 3311‘ l‘eimgtl'l’fed- I should say
A ‘ ' iwas a u eg .
tress on the envelope. and in another Then Charley tossed off his drink,
pocket was a printed sermon on ‘Fu- ..
l . I" . smacked his lips and remarked: Well.
tore lunisbment. Good day. . hm it didn't smell more
His confidence was not misplacfid. mzhbfotii' 1!)
The Moment was brou ht to ‘s - «1
house 'the next day by as mefisenger: "Isn't it 00 bad that such ingenuity
boy.—Youth's Companion.
DRAHMAN PROVERBS.‘
He that committeth no evil
nothing to fear.
Mix kindness with reproof and rea-
son with authority.
or much speaking cometh repen-
ance, but in silence is safety.
The first step toward being wise is to
know that. thou art. ignorant.
Envy not the appearance of happi-r
uses in any man. for thou knowest not
his secret griefs. »
indulge not thyself inthe passion ofl
anger.
"i want
stated in declining.
“i hate to drink alone." said Charley.
"but l'm powerful dry'wa statement
in which the bartender. no doubt
Would have subscribed when he saw
him till thouglass to the very brim.
Then Charley put the glass under
his nose and sniffed its bouquet with
the air of connoisseur.
should be devoited to these base uses
when It might have been profitably em-
ployed in skinning innocent Wall
Street lambs of millions?—-—Willis
Brooks in Brooklyn Eagle.
M
ADVERTISING HINTS.
Good advertising destroys the fear of
competition. .
Salesmanship put goods on the
shelves; advertising takes them 01!.
Don’t expect people to believe what
you say in your advertisements if you
do not. ' . .
Don’t genial-alias in your advertise
It l8 whotting a lWOfd t0 merits. “A large and select stock of
merchandise at low prices" and talk
of.that sort is no "shop worn" that
pardon the people will naturally judge that your
i goods are the “shop wank-art.
i if you find that. you are busy to
hear what other men have to any to
you-heron about, advertising~ it prob-
hath
. Considerand forget not thine own1
.1119 heart of the fifties; man is gall
and. bitterness. “enlistees: or. his
.;.,.Ae.a.voiladdoth tobeuutyps’o are“ a ably you” not a. much harm to lock
man's virtues set on by the shade; yo 411900th for one solid hourvand
Which It“ moses! mm upon him: indignant: think.
’ 1* "“ W‘M‘fi'amiii‘afioi‘m ‘- “ " ‘ ‘
it _ , 7 t e b y. en.
fim’ of the coward expose him to,
Jones-acid Beacon Brown'told the
singingsouslled like a. cot concert on
he hockfence and they arevery ln-f
V aboutxit. 7‘ '
‘ Hit the choir?
-
".luhu" said he. "won't. You buy sisald, “h“ “”i bereTboen 5" (“H-V ex
The bartender. of course, set. out a
Charley pressed him. but John per:
‘LEAV‘: new vosK r-‘on sourn
:memborlfotfthe church choir their ,
. PM 395,11; fit .‘I
cmplified as it is now in boarding
schools for delinquent children."
He traced the forward movement it:
such schools and said:
"When the boarding schools for do-
Ilnquonts grasped the notion that. their
mission was to bring out from every
child its hidden powers and to devote;
to its fullest extent. its struggling cu
position. they started a forward move
meat that has resulted in great good."
Mrs. F. F. Morse. superintendent
State industrial School for Girls, Lao
canton Mass, spoke on the industrial
and methods most helpful to girls. A
general discussion followed.
WHEAT AND HAY CROPS LOST.
llilCHAREST. Roumania, June 18.—
Twothirds of theitoumania wheat and
hay crops has already been lost, owing
to the prolongeddrought and the maize
crop is in great danger. The synod
hasnordercd,thmprayers be said for
rain ‘nud that holy lkons be carried it
procession on Sunday throughout thl'
country. The Minister of Domain:
has ordered that leaves be gathered in
the forests for use as winter fodder for
cattle.
YALE'S MEMORIAL FLAGSTAFF.
NEW HAVEN. June 18-A memorin'
fingstaff is tobc erected on the Yalr
campus by the class of 1898 in memory
of the late Augustus Canflcld lsedyard
of Detroit. 11 member of the class, who
died while fighting in the. Philippine:
in 1899. A, fund of $5,000 is helm
raised for this purpose. The flagstaii
which will have a massive foundation
will probably be placed to the center
of the court in front. of the universifj
dining llitli.‘ '
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 5
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in Effect May 29:11, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
. A. M.—-12:59x,‘ 5:24x. 5:50x, 0:14
6:55, 7:03. 7:40. 8:18x. 8:45. 9:05x.
0:26;, 9:40. 10:51x.11:35.
P. M.-12:55x. 1:18. 2:551. 3:00. 315.
4:47x. 5:40. 5:55x. 6:43, 6:551, 7:071:
7:55x. 8:00. 0:55x, 10:20.
Saturdays, in addition to above
3:30 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-12:59x. 5124:, 5:501, 8:511
9142:. *
P M.-—-2:47x. 2155:. 5:40. 5:55x, 7:20.
"(milligram 91551:. 10:10.
NORWALK.
A. M.—12:00x, 5:00. 6:00, 7:00, 7:50.
8:00x, 9:0“. 9:15x, 10:02:, 10:04.
11:00:. 11:02.
P. M.——12:02,’ 1:07, 2:00, 3:57. 3:29:
4:02;, 4206:. 4:32x. 5:01x. 5:07, 5:32.
lizoox. 0:02. 6:59 8:00x, 9:00x. 9:30.
11:02:.
Saturdayfl. in addition to above 1:55
B. m.
‘ SUNDAYS. .
A. M.—12i00!. 6:00. 7:30, 10:02:.
P. M.-5:02. 6:00,8:00x, 1110211.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.——12:01x. 1:18. 1:56x, 6:18,
7:42. 8:43. 0:0fx. 10:05:. 11:03:,
11:38. a ‘ ,
P. lit—13:02. H12, 3:021. (:19, 6:25,
81:00:. 6:30. 7105:, 0:05;, 9:15. 10:01:,
I :1 . »
DRIDOEPORT it! ADDITION TO
A OVE. ‘ .
P. M.--2:*fb. 5:03, 7:88.
SUNDAYS.
A. Sir-12:1“, 1:18x. 1:503, 7:42.
9:10. 11:03:. »- ’ ‘
= 1-, his-0:40. 710511.91”;
SOUTH NORWAng'eTglgANBURY.
Lift-0.23, a, . .
P. lib—1‘30. Ii ”5:08, 5:48. 7:10.
DAN-01W ro Tit NORWALK.
A. instill); .7 1111:. 10:00:.
11;“. 1 ' , ‘
" P. 3.4:”; 0
Snowflake to,
7:“. ‘
Deanery, 0:15 I.
Ms (-11.431003.
*ake: Cream half a cup of butter, Add.
:radually, one cup of fine granulated
user. then. alternately. half a cup of}
nllk and one cup of flour. and half a
'up of cornstarch. sifted with four lov-
1l teaspoonfuls of hakingpowder. Inst- '
'y, add the stiff-beaten whites of four
rggs. Bake in a shoot. cover with con-
‘ectioner‘s or boiled frosting. and ,
“wolspsova gufifis. AchoN, means: WOMAN SUICIbEs-
COLORADO SPRlNGS. Colo. Juno CORNWALL tiafillxnd.dJu:(i)e 18.—~
. 1 i8.——lrvin ' l-lowllcrt, vice-president; ‘ Mrs. Honi'y Bou er, age years.
D'rrliiiliuiiliiiilivliiiiipgglvglibiii'i'Lii.i'ii... Frank (1.5 Pct-k, secretary-tress"rer, i committed suicide early today by wt
mly (irons material there is uses the j and Thomas F'. Horus. constitutin ; :11! 11:; her throat. Her husband is ‘s
inely checked patterns for her umru~ i majority of the directors of the Port-1 well-known harbor and shoemakr r.
or: gowns. land Gold Mining Company. have ziv- Two years ago ‘Mrs. Bnuiillier was labs
The Eton, the boll-r0 and the blouse on out a statement tillsapprovlng tof‘ retreat, for the insane. and it is thong t.
re equally fashionable for the jacket 1 President. Burns‘ action in bringing that temporary insanity was the cause
if your walking gnit_ Probably you isuit for damages against Governor of her suicide.
vill have one of mph if they are all f Peabody for the closing down of the
leconilng to you. (Portland property by the militia. They ,
The jack“ of one of the coarse laces say he acted without the authority of"
s lined with taffeta but of course. ,‘ihe Board 0‘ Directors.
n I _____________ i
here is an intererilning of mousselinc. . FAREWELL TO AMERICAN FLEET.
One authority says that J. P. Mor-
ian- Jru mm Wilton-tor the white LISBON. June 18.——Minlstor of lama
,clgu Affairs Lima and Marine Minister
longee waistcoat.
Mourning veils are not worn as inns .onrpgo gave a farewell banquet last.
Ex"“"“‘" ”’1 “a” night In honor of the American fleet.
IS those of color.
in {The bannuet was attended by Admiral
rind should, he taboocd by those
nourning. 11‘ .Darkcr and his stafi‘ the captains of
Fewpooplc cleanse the combs and .the American vessels. American Min-
lrushes often enough. ’ister Bryan and the Portuguese admi-
---~-——~~—-—~ ’rals and captains. The fleet will sail
New species of lmpudencp: "May today for Gibraltar, en route {61‘
me." said a drunken man as he stagger- Athens.
«d against a sober man today. “you
ion't like it!" 1
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Potatoes
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TELEPHONE 322-4.
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.‘O EXAMINE AND TEST OUR ELEGANT DISPLAY OF FRESH CRISP CRACKERS AND
WAFERS—OVER FIFTY VARIETIES TO SELECT FROM.
FRANCO-AMERICAN SOUPS.
We make a specialty of these Soups and Game Pates, knowing them to be the finest goods
oroduced. * .
WHAT WILL YOU HAVE TO DRINK?
Welch Grape Juice. Roses Lime Juice. Raspberry Shrub. and full variety of fruit syrups.
Olives. Olive ”.Oii. Sardines, Pickled Limes and all the dainty condiments that go to furnish
he table and tempt the appetite.
YOU’CANCET PERFECTION IN BUTTER H
)NLY 25 CTS. LB.
Leave your order here. D on't send out of town for anything.
aries E. Seymour,
, LEADING GROCER.
56’) West Washington Street.
EXtra ” Special I I
EREhand the price of the choicest article.
South Norwalk. .
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