5,5. «also» .
09 . 11149.30 p. m. ‘1
obm‘erioan, had opportun- .
. his inherited interest in
‘ nt,iine of observation at
, has. maneuvres. As usual
ed it with characteristically
, scrutiny. Hesays that at
0'9 of‘a‘mile it was very easy
guns the Brown uniforms, but
a Blues were distinguishable
their brown trousers or their
runs. \ But the thing that gave
location and movement oi
as the flash of the ofticers'
and sometimes of the tin
pt. ‘Burpee says: ."it's a good
ars‘alnce the evil cf bright
a Was demonstrated, yet the
holds to them. Nevertheless
ore several .commands that
t, wisely. without them. it
sentiment of all of those in
hilly. that theildarioblue against
backgrbiind was much the
rarer garb." Appearing in the
“and Navy Jounrnai. this criti-
lli and-suggestion will reach those
hem they are intended. and
boy will do themost good:—
by American.
as. has but one bank. the
1 do Honduras. established in
8‘ The bank rate of interest on
9 loan. The following data,
trom'lill of the principal!
I the republic, illustrate thef
ity for other banks to be es-"
‘ The monthly rate in seven?
1‘ per cent; in nine towns,'i
eat; in eighty-two towns 2‘
Latin, thirteen towns 3 peri
tour towns. 4 per cent; in!
owner 5 per cent; in eighteen!
W per cent.; in one town, 10-
mm Add in four towns, 121,5 'per
eople of [the South are not
abusing the negroos. it is
time; says the Savannah
to activity wasbeing die-
,the authorities in many
the Itubédw the directicnmf
ngf- acehble negroes from the
flawless white men who
(alight in committing crimes
‘e iwlth negrocs as their vic-
Vka very much as if stories
ore Day‘clnbs were manu-.
If the purpose of having an
commit those crimes."
antral reports of the seiectmcn
L‘t‘eaeuror of the town of Nor-
rinted in full in The Scu-
‘ Ths‘iy contain much in
‘ interest to the voters and
{and should be read by all
terested in the welfare of
,_ ,7 m, ”:1"? ”AV.”
‘1' If" 'k
IRLS- °°
NOT
' youhave the license to the
t belongs to a married woman.
too far in the fun of making your
onus. man a bit Jealous. ‘ '
' the stilted language of the
reins to your everyday life, .
,‘yourselves felt as the tyrants
‘hbiitiehold. ,
tether girls know how, peculis
brother Ils la the handling ‘6
-.l
.,
/
ethst men! never grow tired
ated “interiors.
out-*hints of how easy you
to , take. litewfter marriage. ‘
grand" because you hap-
ostsome ordinary persons.
than he is “cranky” if he
was for himself occasion»
.. were free from stain as before they
' 1 black patina velvet coat trimmed with
New Haven and H
‘ Conn. I
FASHIONS.
‘Jets‘and beads are appearing on
some of the handsomer buts. It is
needless to say they accompany gowns
slmillarly ‘ trimmed.
The croani-‘Chantilly laces embrold~
ered in colors make sweet yokes for
some very handsome silk and satin
gowns.
This is a splendid time of the year
for the woman withlimited means to
give a lunch. for every woman loves
to decorate on such occasions and
flowers cost so much if many are need.
Now. or very soon. the bright autumn
leaves will provide a wealth of decoru-
i.ion at the more cost of gathering and
these supplemented with bright yei~1
low or red ribbons produce effects inl
a way as beautiful as flowers.
“Vegetable .pief from the “ileusel
keeper": Line a, deep buttered dish;
with biscuit crustf then fill with altern- i
ate layers ofparboiied potatoes. cut an i
ips and onions cut thin as wafers;
minced parsley, sail and pepper. Make
a pint sauce of the consistency of
water, flour and butter. or beef stock.
if handy; pour-over and through the
contents; bake in hot oven thirty min.
utes; serve..hot. .t . . .
if you cannot afford to buy the iln~
est underwear, you can make what
will take its place and be more practi-
cal and lust as fine if not touch trim‘
med with lace, Get as fine a linen
lawn or nainsook as you can af-
lord and then decorate it with
the fancy briar stitcbcr and a
bit of the English eyelet embroid-
ery. Scrolls oi" the stitches—any
designs which one might originate her.
self. making them more or less clabo
rate. will result in some very fetching
lingerie.
it seems that a number of the ladies
who are fond of good things to eat.
tried the recipe printed recently for
grape catsup, among them a drnggist's
daughter. with the result. that the
bands of all of them were badly. in
erasabiy as they thought. stained a-
dingy. horrible brown. But the fath-
er. the ‘dr11ggist,.came to their relief
with a very simple remedy. He took
one part of muriatic acid, remember
it was muriatlc. mixed it with three
aris..of water, asked them to wash
t'einlhands do it and. presto! they
began. As it is the canning season and
some of you may have a similar expel»
lent-o, i thought it a good idea to pass
along—indeedgii think it was told me
for that; purpose.
g. .. ‘ f i.
Quite an extradrdinary cluster of
pearls, known as The Southern Cross.
is owned. by a syndicate of Austral-
ian's, who value it at half a million
dollars, says “Vogue". It is absolutely
' unique. it consists of nine pearls. nat~
urallv grown together in so regular a
manner as to form a Latin cross. The
pearl was discovered by a fisher in
West Australia who was so supersti~
tieus that be buried the cluster. it
was. however. discover-edit: 1874 and
a few years later was placed on exhi-
bition in Australia.
W
[is an example of how much the
plain braids are valued as a trimming
this fall I was shown yesterday I. rich
a plain wide black silk braid down its
.m...s.,.-.~.
package.
bitten e becomes.
srtford.
back and front, and a bit‘ on the
sleeves.
figures to buy this cost, and as it
was very simple in its lines you can
get some Idea of tho quality.
both rich and stylish.
style by decorating the front with a
few of the tiny motifs in which the
orange color appears
an orange tie' and you have a neat
waist. All this color can easily be re-
moved when you have tired of it.
eighth of an inch thick: carrots. turn- 1 To Whom? WHY. to GIdHWhat's‘htI
is churned from pure, sweet, pasteurized
cream by the most approved methods, in K
the greatest and clcanliest of creamcrics.
It is the purest butter madc. To proserve
its delicate flavor, Gold Medal Creamery
Butter is sealed in an airtight odor-proof
" w "1-
it would take about three
It was
(live your white wool waist a bit of
Wenr with it
MERRY * V.)
‘w JES’i‘s.
A FEAT—OFEEMORY.
The Widow Blake. they say. is en-
caged.
No. not what you'd call young.
name?
”l‘wns just upon my tongue!
Please wait: i almost had it then-
if you won’t speak to me!
The only thing i'm sure about
lewit began with G.
Not Gray—~-—no, no; nor Green,
(beer;
Not (“Malone—um“ a bit.
Gloucester? No. G—~Simmons! Yes!
Old Simmons! That is it!
-Coulury.
1102'
Doubtful Compliment.
Miss Gabbleton~So Mr. (toldcash
paid me a compliment. did he?
Miss (boutique-«Yes; this attention
was attracted to your mouth, and be
said it was simply immense.
Substitute Wanted.
.Yoncsw—Some satisfactory substi-
tutes for coal have been invented.
Brtmn—«Yea but what we really
need is a satisfactory substitute for
coal bills.~—l)etroit Free Press.
The Guid'inc'és of Rs’ason.
'l‘he villagers were all gathered
round the little store, talking about
Sum .fonos's lost colt. it was a “two
year old." and bad strayed out of the
pasture lot the day before. Sam was
.worried.abolii. it. the neighbors bad
all been out looking for it without
where to look for it.
Jim stood there. looking on and
listening. Jim was a tail. lamk young
fuller. regarded as half wilted by
some persons and as foolish by others.
"i think I could find your h-horse."
be said to Sam Jones.
“You?" Why Jim. how do you think
you could find him when we have b
the best men in town out looking for
him?"
"Wal.’l said
{couldn’t i?"
“Yes." answered the owner. “'vou
you a dollar.”
f'All right, said Jim. and walked
away on his search. ,_ To the surprise
an hour. in big the missing horse
by a rope ti round his neck.‘
"Well. well!” said Jones.
him so quick?” '
computes.
‘Nonsifsr Minn; f i '
, meglai
? which leads to the-inurer .' ! tliePhli
741:1“! lty mil. ,ltlhssfliss ‘
d
No charge for the package.
success, and no one normed to know ~
Jim. “1 could try,
can try. and if you find him 1'“ give
of all. he rdturned in less than half
as he
took the horse and paid Jim the dol-
lar. filter in the world did you lied
J‘im answered in his ioagd-rswn-out
words. “Why, l thoua'hti‘f‘Now kit 1 .
was a horse. whersyvouitiif gof’ And
out went there and he adrift—Woman
V"’,._
Elite-due the longest eon
.ilnueus doorway in the world is that .
an. ammonium ever. "
‘ . isy .Sapphote-sifonk‘ersi 1
“' £535”
”PAIL u. if il-vw
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will your savings be if deposited in
our savings bank.
OUR STRONG VVAULTB
can‘t be robbed because they are burg-
lar proof. Our integrity and success
assures you of our solvency.‘and that
we will pay interest on deposits as
promised. Safety is a prime requisite
of a savings bank. and as to that
there is none safer than ours.
We receive small and large deposits.
Both are ABSOLUTELY SAFE with
as.
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
' BANK. ,
UNITED BANK siftemc.»
Mrs. Head 5 School.
HILLSIDE, NORWALK. ‘
Reopens September 22d.
COLLEGE PREPARATORY, GE ER-
AL AND SPECIAL COURS 3
OF STUDY FOR GIRLS
AND YOUNG
LADIES.
ATTRACTIVE PRIMARY DEPART-
MENT FOR YOUNGER. '
PUPILS. ’
FOR CIRCULARS ADDRESS
MRS. ,M. E. MEAD.
Miss Baerum,
DERMA 101.0915 T.
CHIR OPODIS 1'.
Look wood’s Hall.
Norwalk. Conn.
Office Hours:
Telephone
Connection. ‘
The place to bail
Cash or Credit .
9 to 12 a. m. Ho 6:130 p. m.
FURNITURE
.4
Doctoeruring the , spring months
it is natural for people to have a
sluggish feeling. .
Mr. Hon Peck—l know it. My wile
is affected that way. .She clogged are
twice this morning.
Her Hand Init.’ ‘
Hortense—win you lrnow why Edgar
broke on his engagement with Helen?
Ilazciw—l have an idea.
“i see Hattie is wearing the some
engagement ring."
"i thought i saw her hand in it:"
~Yonkers Statesman.
Experienced Artist Wanted.
A woman who had become sudden-
ly rich was traveling in Europe. and
while there it occurred to her that
it was the proper thing to have her
portrait painted by a prominen: artist.
Accordingly she called at the studio
in Paris of a painter of high reputa-
tion. ,
“Will you kindly sit down and wait
a few moments?" asked the attend-
ant, when Mrs. Newrich had stated
her errand. [ i ,
“Well. i’m in a hurry. is your
master busy?" she asked.
"Yes, madam. He is engaged on a
study." . '
"()u a study!" exclaimed .Mi's. New-
rich. ”Well, no matter. i guess i
won't wait. i shan‘t want him to
paint my picture. I want an a" istr
who has got all through with his
studies!"—~Success.
serious Indeed.
he Monet—Dispatches say that seri-
ous firing was heard on Port Ar-
tliiir.
La Moyne -— Serious? Gracious!
Maybe some one fired their cook.
THE NEW new
Sweeps Clean.
‘ 9
Joseloff s
x . y ,
72 N. Main St. 50. Nerwallr
TELEPHONE. 8389-5.
Brooms From 260 up.
We feel proud of
This
in all the very newest designs and colors.
the business we have made with our neckwear‘ department.
Fall and Winter you will find us in a better position to serve you
‘ classes of
with assortments. Our stock is over-flowing ‘ with all
stocks from the little simple lace to the fine hand made combina-
tions. We would like the opportunity of showing you the novelties.
PRICES—40c, 19c, 25c 50c, 15:: $1.00 AND UP.
lodies‘ Knit Underwear for women and children. We call at.
motion to our line of “Berkshire Mills" underwear at 25c and 50c,
it has no superior.
The "John Oxford" Knit underwear is superior to 131in
$1.00, in long or short sleeves
in Iinigoods we carry the while and national "Rents Tovoll"
at $1.00 and a special $1.50 garment for $1.25.
lsuiies‘ black knit Tights in good qualities.
“Olivia" combination Suits, white and silver mixtures.
“linbon's” Infant‘s vests, merino at 25c, wool at 50c up.
Infants Alina Sleeve vests. in merino and all wool, 25c up.
Avebighlyrscomnsadd India
who have used them. cysts
sum-ale. and reliable. Alvis will
inlays
Ascom-“l read in the fiiiuncialr‘i‘l hnv‘cmncv‘er failed'to answer to
news this morning that money lsithc call of duty," said Senator Sorg—
eusicr now?" hum.
"What on earth does that mean?" H'Bnt you have not always been wil-
iirokelcigh~"i’erhaps it means that lini.r to sacrifice yourself." “No. But I
curl u of their intrinsic VIII“. Send it}:
maxi: Lovable and. booklet. Ask (or Dr. King I
" 8t: Crown Brand.” All su. 11.50 a box.
lids . O. In m. u.
RECOMMEND THIS STORE.
DON’T BE' ‘DECEIVED
; ORDER HERE. ‘ 1..
,. . to set flour at suchslod price.
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"beiadr‘nmd Sal rd‘au ,«betttrtake_adv1111iaae.‘lv3 "
it 'goos easicr.‘ l‘m sure i don't find? have sacrificed enough friends to
that it comes any easier.‘——‘i’hilndei‘ more than make up the deficit.
11th Press. . w—Wushii1gion Stat:
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