We...”
mm... ....
.4 no IIINTINIL'.
new on W’
~Aimm for rm.
rises. 5-:26 Mr. 6--35
‘ x .39 earn; 2.15 p. m.
”Sula? that the highest-taxed cu-
es this country is Marshall Field.
lengo.’ who pays on a valuation
be h " n2 Income as large as that
IBrltiiii'h peer who is rich In the
on of a more or less fixed re
M such property After all,
II wetty nearly the right thing
““If a person wants assured
' of existence without risk
M and fair .weather. it is
‘ blect to large percentage of loss,
\WW! fellow citlsen cannot
H at the title holder, and as a
the Iliine never is Worked out and
, ‘ ‘ll pestilence cannot reduce the
' d for his product, which is
' , . especially in Chicago, where it
he crest up to twenty to thirty
., lea from?“ ground. ~ '
the 'Japanese ‘take Port Arthur
" II n few days or even a few weeks
VIII have accomplished some-
‘ for' wnfcb it will not be easy
It a parallel In history. it weal
ntil the end of June that they cut
1 he Russian communications, and
ere Imposition to make their
t‘dIrect and determined _assault..
jot the great slogan of the past
titled in so short a time as this
will be. even if it lasts into Sep-
and Port Arthur Is stronger
by nature and by fortification
most of the places that have been
‘ed. The exceptional espedition
‘ Japanese attack is, of course.
lofsuch a prodigal expenditure
id in truly Oriental
, on of Shakespeare.
tag to the publisher no less
unarter of a million copies are
ear. a hundred thousand of
ital Ainsrica. Obviously the tests
best selling booka'.’ published from
nth to month are incomplete. Eyes
'0 ihé and fliw7”Mhi-Ie Cureili’
ve‘never beaten Shakespeare's rec:
elt Parker Jones will not live
(I enough to ask his parents
utomoblle accident there is an
‘ tyifor another new and orig-
. ___7________
only thlng that makes “Dave“
‘ assertion that the President Is
Worth anyonc'a attention is
that Hill ought to be a good.
frauds.
anonnceu that women‘s skirt
lie . “voluminous" this fall.
they “will continue to drag .
mutant and gather dirt and'
usual.
puzzling qua’gtioit a later ,
aw may be raised by the
Kuropatltin’ a army Into Chin-
denflcb—I never heard no
' ,tslkin' as your ve got Into
do.
w cit—~Well. jus' drop It.
“'9. Molten hirellngs don't
tilinearly the end of July that ‘
....
WILL RAVI RIFLE PRACTICE-
m
Plum h Remedy a Great National 0.
feet In the Military System.
t Hon. Elihu lion‘s Ion
mvios a Secretary of We:- the one
”bloat Which received his nut seri-
wl Mob, side from the opera-
Umsottbsmyintbe field. the army
Wastin- not. the general stair
pro-
test. was the question of developing
In 0 mass of American citizens a
.. of buried linemen large 0(th
to nuke our defenses {some in time
of war.
Owing partly to Mr. Root's persis.
tent urging. supported by many other
interested gemienien in the array, the
navy, obe Marine Corps. the National
Guard and civil life, public WWI.
In the subject took form In the or-
lutton of the national board for
pioniotion of little pram-ice In the
United Shelton. and as a result of that
movement plans have been formulated
which, If can-led Into effect, seem like
ly to transform millions of handy
young Americans Into expert riflemen
sud than current what is palpabiy the
gnavest defect in our military syn»
hem—Army amd Navy Joruneil.
JUSTICE HENRY B. BROWN
of the United States Supreme Court,
who was mended recently to Mrs.
Josephine Bursting Tyler. am attractive
young widow. When Justice Brown
retires team «the bench two years
hence, he and Man. Brown will travel
extensively in Europe and other paste
of the world
Electric Lifting Magnets.
Thoughtbeaewouldseemtobellir
tie difficulty in constructing on also
trio-magnet furnishing heavy pieces
of iron and steel, few uninheturers
have been successful (thus far in pro-
ducing these appliances in commercial
form. A Cleveland camera has turn-
ed out a number, however and a Bel-
giian company claims now to have s
perfect eicctro-n‘mgnet for use In poll-
lug mills and similar works
B-ut the use of this device. the rope!
and chains heretofore nmessary 'in
lifting heavy weights have been abol-
ished. The clone-drive simply lowers
the magnet uponthe peceof netslto
be lifted. excites It. by the switch. and
when the magnet is in action rsloea
it with ltn load Only two or (three
..eoonda are required for sensldiaing
the magnet, so that the saving of time
is enormous one crane doing the work
if several clones under existing eon
litions.
In the Belgian system the actual
magnet is protected by a metal bell,
which enables it to be used in lifting
lot metal. tliius making it. valuable in
foundries and rolling mills.
Canada Wants Americana.
\ Washington—lit is probable the at-
tervttion of the British: government will
his, directed to a. movement conducted
otl'iti'taily by the Canadian govern
‘ ment'to induce immigration from the
United- States, he the Northwestern
'l‘erriitory. There can be no object-
.tioumeush efhmts'on the part of pi'i.t
the agencies. but wire... as in tibia
(93.89. the government itself seeks to
attract citizens of other mutation. the
hunter In line which calls for odlcinl
It ......‘m mat a... Dmniniion De-
mtment of the Interior. through one
of the AW seclusion. has been
sending m 'tihnoumout the
Northwestern m elm-r letters
athl- ed willy tn clergyman, pro-
men and persons of lnflu
once, describing in glowing terms the
splendhd resources of the Clan-dish
Northwest, and infitifig bunigranta
hytbeofferofllihaoruoflnndfu
each tree setml and sound lanve. Ah-
tention is espedhlly invited to the en»
oeiluit. dumb hellitiesr
Hannibal's Feat burdens. -
What's m of the Alps was
of erasing! like swam. which line
not beenacoonipllsbed bysvery lit-
fly. The form under gal. Mention-
‘ mhuficlmhsd the Metamucil:
‘ W " fawn-thermostatic
’ ' landing (isotope!
“ III m f idem
yam-astonishment-
an. ibisisnd ts fled in ever-go
pincer-gay crunch-mam
'Wflndlbntlh lone“
sptgmyfestcompssodwiththetask.
interleaved ”hemp-gents.
-ths biatoryof tins-port. 'f‘beTibe—
Something
ONIONS. PER QUART,
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
QUIT YOUR MEANNESS.
l’utAhe hammer in the locker;
Hide the sounding board likewise;
Any one can be a knocker;
Anyone can criticise
Cultivate a manner winning.
Though it hurts your face to smile
And seems awkward in beginning;
Be a booster for awhile.
Let the blacksmith do the pounding;
That's the way be drawsmbis pay.
You don't get a cent for bounding
Saint and sinner; night and day.
Just for solid satisfaction
Drop a kind word in the slot,’
Anti l‘ll warrant you'll get action
On your effort on the spot.
Klndnesé every time heats kicking,
Mirth is better than a frown:
Do not waste your time in picking
And It Isn't so distressing
If you give a little, boost
To the man the fates are pressing
When the chicks come home to
roost.
If you'd kindle frlcndshlp's fiaine
And thus make the troubles lighter
Of the men against the game.
Semi your groucli on a vacation
Give your grumbling tones the
- shake, _
And with grim determination
Throw your hammer in the lake.
A SENBIBLE GIRL NEVER
Turns her head to look after imper.
tinent men.
Writes silly letters to young men.
Permits them to write such letters to
er, -
Gets into the habit of addressing men
familiarly.
Directs her conversation to one per-
ion when several are present.
imagines every man who is pleasant
to her is in love with her.
Talks or laughs loudly In public
places.
Tries in any way to attract atten«
tinnwrntllel‘. shuns it.-—Pblladelpbla
Bulletin.
"Did you hear about the game work-
ed on linrker in the skyscraper, this
morning? Some sleek chap walked in
and told Harker If he'd give him an
umbrella he'd go up to the roof and
more down holding on to the handle)?
"Did be?" “Yes, he came down in the
elevator and i guess he’s holding on to
he handle yet."——ruiladelphia Record.
Clara—Did you hear those people
near us at the theater last night? How
they did talk! I never was so vexed
n all my life
Bertha—Neither was 1. Just in the
'nest interesting point In their conver-
.ation there was such a noise on the
nose i couldn't make out a word they
vere saying. —-Boston Transcript.
“l have a very unpleasant duty to
lef‘IOl'm," said the chief. “The man-
gement desires to dispense with your
services." The office boy beaVed a deep
:lgh of relief. "Gee!" he said, “i
.Tought for a minute youse was goin‘
.0 lire nie."——Cincinnall Commercial
Tribune.
“Father," said the little hey, “what Is
reciprocity?"
“Reciprocity. my son, is an arrange~
merit by which you undertake to give
in something that you don' t value very
highly, In exchange for something that
you do."—~Wnshlngten Star.
Every Time
take 5 drape of
Brazilian Balm
6t) noses 25¢
IIISIaiiIReIleI
I
V fimflnwflm ms gm
Yes. the old world would be brighter
Seaso‘sble
swssr Porarossmmcvmsn pack. ...... ......... . 30c.
romross. can one H’ALF soon It. BASKET. , 25c.
rescues. pen on: HALF ausHsL banker, ..,....'... 01.00.
LIMAB.PER onsyuntr PEGK. ...... ”In”... so...
EARS cons. m oozes. ..... .. too.
POTATOEB.PERPECK...... ..... ............... ............15c.
............ ...... . 5c.-
JOSETOFF?S
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Call 338-5.‘
FOUND A SHORTAGE.
Wealth of Wemln Whose Son Thinks
Was Hypnotized, Has Disappeared.
CHICAGO, Aug. 30. ~Wlth the open-
ing of the safety deposit boxes where
Mrs. .I ll. McVicker kept her wealth
and the finding of a will has come the
announcement of Attorney L f). Con-
‘ (ice, of n. shortage of $09,000. -
If all the‘ great authors were toge-
ther in one room which would be the
tallest? Longfellow.
NEW STYLES OF CLOTH FOR
SUITS AND COATS FOR
THE COMING FALL.
Also fashion plates, latest styles.
Now is theftlme to have your furs
lremodeled Fifty percent. less than
ate
Everything of lowest prices,
feet fit guaranteed.
lteady - to- wear. Clothes, Skirts,
“waists. Coats. Alterations Free.
THE LADIEI' TAILOR.
at Main Iii-Isl. ‘ “ NmleConn.
Per-
‘popum Annssmsms."
You Cough
‘ may:
, uflnaronvicxm
bun
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
SATURDAY, SEPT. 3rd.
JULEB MURRY
Presents
Marie WainWright
in the '
Twelfth “Night
AS VIOLA IN SHAKESPEARE'S
EMINENTLY CAST AND SUPERBLY
. MOUNTED,
carrylng the entire 'cenlc productions,
including superb mythical .
Effects. 4.? ’
mm}: WAIA/Wfi/GI/f _
“'V/OLA'W "fit/Elf”? MOI/7:; ‘ '
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Owing
to the Interest already shown in Miss
Wainwright's engagement it Is sug-
gested to the aptrons to procure
their seats as early as possible.
PRICES—25c, 50c. 750. $1.00. $1.50.
Start Ari Account
New
with the . -.'
Fairfield Counlu
Savings Bank.
I 5I_W:ill Street.
FEMININE TOPICS.
There are many dotted effects among
the new laces.
l‘ale lemon has been a good color for
golfing costumes this season.
...—......
A very charming effect results from
liningsllk voile with sufgyaluinty col-
or. pink and green beln particularly
good.
An experienced housekeeper uses an-
gar In the proportion of one part sugar
to two of fruit for nll her sweet
pickles.
Bulgarian and Russian enibrolderles
are yet very far from passe All the
runny colortxl Oriental einlirbiderles
are in favor as trimmings. for nice
waists. (Wt-hing «cilia, etc.
A homely but very satisfactory
method of fresliening the salted lliilllill.
intukeml swoid fish etc. In to Im-
uivrsc ”win In a pan of sour milk the
night before they are to be used.
. _._'_
There are some new finnnels for
waists and shirtwaist suits. They are
In iridescent effects very tasteful. and
refined and should prove very popu-
isi. particularly as they have enough
cotton in them to make is possible to
launder them repeatedly.
I think their laundering possibilities
are half the reasons why the linen
coats are so much worn. They can be
washed every Week if desired. which is
like having a new cost once a week.
Beside this they are very betomlng to
the young girls for whom they were
Intended.
When you meet a woman on the
street who looks. every one of hot
forty years dressed In a girlish look-
ing gown with n Iaunty felt but on
her head and her hair tied In her neck
with a wide hint-k ribbon you feel
pretty sure that when she was sixteen
or seventteu iilie dressed as she ought
to now and is merely tanking up for”
lost yeltis.
THE CLOTH WOVEN.
I2 i-‘Lc.
fiance Cotton Dress.
Sachs tor 3a“ Wear
WE HAVE MANY NEW AND PRETTY STYLES IN THE IM-
ITATION 0F WOOL AND WORSTED FABRICS. IN FACT YOU
WILL THINK MANY OF THEM ARE WOOL SO CLEVERLY IS
THE PRICES ARE VERY MODERATE.
I‘Sc.
Bar has \Dcciléccds
ARE NOW COMING IN—-OUR LINE THIS YEAR WILL SURPASS
ALL PREVIOUS SEASONS—YOU CANNOT AFFORD TA BUY A
DRESS UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN THE STYLES AND PRICES
AT THE BOSTQN STORE.
I'lc. 25c.
Stuffed bet-f steak from Table Talk:
For this order a slice of round an inch
and a half thick and tell the butcher
to make a slit on one side and through
into the center to form a pouch or
pot ket. Make about a pint of stuffing.
using stale bread crumbs. a high sea—
soning of salt. pepper and thyme and
moistening with four tablespoonfuls of
melted butter or shut. Stuff the meat
with this and close the opening with
a skewer. Place on a rack in a brais- .
lug pan; add one\ tablespoonful of
chopped onion, two finely out toma-
toes, one—half of n truispoouful of salt
and one pint of stock or boiling water.
(lovor closely and bruise in a moderate
piece
over for two hours and a half.
MUST SPEAK ENGLISH.
last
New Britain Firm Will Not Employ
Any Men Who cannot do so.
The movement against the ample;-
mcnt of those who cannot speak Eng-
lish among the manufacturers/of the ,
state has been endorsed by Lenders,
leIltl Sc Clark, of New Britain. who
have so Instruttcd their foremcn in all
depaitmenta. .
This move if general, will make a
1'. lfe
ls alleged there must now be. manvl
far luring. w\‘i’aterbury Republican. man.
amply repay our customers for collecting Per
purple stamps and we want all our pet was to
Glance your bye down this list of specials.
It was at the. Thanksgiving dinnerwa
of pie
'l‘nddie‘s eyes widened wistfully. He
sighed.
“i think i might" be answered at
'if i stood up "—~Ex<bunge.
“'lls nobody's business if we. have ..
only known each other a Week Say! 50“ shouldnt
yes and we'll be married tomorrow.
“But i don't want to be accused of
exceeding the speed limit "-'~Bi00kiyn
‘Why do so many of you go around
playing together?" asked the citizen of
great difference in the. state where It the leader of the German band.
“it was safer," was the thoughtful
thousands in all branches of mnun-' reply of the 'l‘cuton. wYonkeis States—
...”
TELEPHONE 322-4.
The best the market affords in FRUITS and VEGETABLES. ~L
One WE..." Sufficient—Jimmy, “aged
and the solicitous aunt asked ’l‘eddie it} live, had been naughty, and his mother
he didnt think lit' could eat another had punished him In the good, old~
.f2.: “tinned way. His father pretended
to be greatly shocked at overbearing
the aggrieved youngster express a
hepe that a large stray bear might hap~
pen along some dark night to make a
meal of his offending parent.
“Ilut Jimmy.“ he said, Impressively,
say such dreadful
it.hlngs You should always remember.
my son that a boy never has more than
one mother. "
“Thank God for that!" breathed
Jimmy, fervently. whippincott‘ 8.
"What a frightfuily loud. far«carry-
ing voice that girl has!"
"That's her opera voice. You know
her father has a hex. this year."---
Judge.
‘ “
This Is The Time
Of the year when the grocery store can help you most. Let’s see if we can relieve you of half the-
rcsponsihility of that picnic or excursion. You will get the proper foods, if you come here, and
they won‘t cost much, either, and you are almost sure to get something that the other folks have
not heard about as yet, and their surprise and delight will be worth the time you sport in shopping
for them. Drop us a card and we will call—or better still, come to the store.
DELICIOUS COFFEES. ROSY. SWEETcBUTTER, FRESH COUNTRY EGGS. FRAGRANT.
.TEAS. DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE. FANCY CRAC KERS AND WAFERS.
That POUND CAKE and the other different kinds are the top notch of perfection. , ‘;. I
Charles E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER.
E655 West Washington Street.
' We Give
Purple Trading Stamps
and rccomnicnd them because we know that the value and quality of the premiums displayed In our status will
South Norwaikl .
I
\..
ls Stamps. For these very good «anon. we eaten-My advertise the
sp the advantages thus offered by. tbepPul-pls Stamps Company.
SLBS. BESTIGRAN.SUOAR, EGG/W BEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTE R, LB, ............. ......... 21C.
7 ‘ N siwaik. (fjonn.
nebulous is Valley draws
and Huntington
5 1'51“!!! HUNTMTON
“c’AP'r. IRA is. voune.
Lssve Huntington for No'I'wallt Fri-
doysmtdifiam.nnd8:1§p. to.
this"! Norwaik for auutlaxwu 0113’
Its: lacuna-i: «in m
g»:
I
EIIIOVOCOD‘IIIShOOI
satay-ant mi.
Wfifiakm no
I who!
$00 worth Purple Stamps with any Of
- ths'bs High Grade Articles. .
I lb. Beet Full Cream Cheese at 12c
1 pkg. Force or Malta Vita at 13c
lb. Pure Leaf Lard at “in. lie
I but. Lenten er' Vanils Exit at 10a
3 cans Campbell's Boup st
teaches-schemes» - ‘ mien w
$3.00 Worth Purple Stamps FREE
With On: Pound Very Best
No. 1 1-... at 50c.
$1.00 Worth Purple Stamps PREE
lth 'Ons Pound Best Mocha
81.00an Purple Stamps FREE with
Following Special List. .
1 box Fancy imported Sardines st .13:
9’. lb. Best No. I Toast . 25c
I lb. Java Msricsibe Gaffes at 25c
y. lb, Fancy No. 2 Tea at 20c
1 Large Betti. Salad Oil at
that. rah Worchssssrslrs It 15c
plummmdm
1 ‘ Whiter lsksrs’ Cocos at 22c V4 lb. Iss1 Black Pepper at 2 10¢
12%;. Monarch Corn Starch a 1 1c 1w! “vim t! 30°- 3y, a... lost Rice at 26c
sis. box set! unitary Starch ' tau; saut Seeded Raisins at 12s
3% pkg. Menbrch Pcsl‘l "brainy at 10c I'pku. Monarch Farina at 10s
a Lens ann venom csur’onnin RAMS, nonhuman! ... inc.
' 2 haven‘t get a book. all ...... day this want: and whether you tasks a punch-m .. not we will
‘ "M ages a. was with. y 7 ,
17c ‘
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