‘ ‘ N 0., during the no immune.
~ mine in place of Brigadier Gallant Bus. .
mash Frost, of South ”meld.
ll!
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,.No.i52, Order Eastern Star
I I l bl k h m“
wondmurt on h'l%awyuofn,‘h
- gmtgemmwlflc r of
, . ,, Ellie. “he‘nafi
the sights of the world is the
Falls, the present terminus
trend from Cape Town, and
' , is freely made that it
, p of the g‘reatet tourist re-
"hen the railroad is completed.
the rails haVe been laid for
miles from Cape Town to the
end civilisation is expected to
base rails and aid in the re-
on of Africa. The rails are a
, ’wide and 400 feet deep, and the
bridge‘iwhicb spans them has taken a
in building. The spray rises from
is to a height of 3, 000 feet.
his Irernow on duty in the ele-
m of several Boston buildings ten-
‘ wholly or mainly by women. The
hours of work are rather long, but the
itself is not fatiguing and the
Zero very glad to earn the money.
cent for one Janitor we are all
on around here," explained the Y.
C. A. superintendent to an inquir-
in; newspaper man. “and to have twa
three boys about to run the eleva-
‘ tor was an unmitigated nuisance. So
we discharged the boys and hired the
. this. Since then we have been much
Inpre comfortable "
—. w“.-
The newspapers recently told about
the appdritlon of Major Sir Carne
,, m seen in the House of Commons
, by Sir Gilbert Parker, so Henry Cam
phell-Bannerman and other distinguish-
ed‘men, when that soldier M. P. was
. £ eknown to due connned to his home by
“5» "illhess. Professor James H. Hyslop, in
’ Ibis recently published “Science and a
'Future Life,", states authoritatively
that a canvass of abnormal experien-
cesmade by the Society for Psychlcal
Bunch brought evidence of 1,600 per‘
sons who testified to having seen sonic
form of apparition, of these 352 being
manifestations of living people.“ This
Census was the outcome of 17,000 ino
entries and answers. giving a result
of 10 per cent
, 0f the ten thousand babies. tempera»
rily cared, for at the Chicago Fair,
‘1. only one was deserted by his parents.
He grew up and was adopted by Mr.
audvllra. Horace Boyer, never know-
ing be was not their son. Last week
, he died from a toy pistol pistol wound,
.‘- and his adopted mother is heartbro-
- W hen. .
A St. bouts newspaper has bad time
to calculate that if the eggs handled
, in that market last year were strung
close on a string, like pearls. the
dermi’n Sloan of Kansas City, has
a distinctive name to frame
“rel 2" veneered with stone or
W. He calls them "shirtwaist
”WildingI" and is making vlgoro’ua
m on a proposed law permitting
sir construction inside the city lira
FAIHIONI.
y a person who cannot digest
at fat. will find that vegetable oil
with them. Nuts are a
mgmfat and afford oil in an
rely ft.” from germs. which
something that cannot be said of ant
,
_ One woman, when she wants
if,”
f
as them.
We when making jelly.
‘ i
{well
a song.
and wrong.
healthful.
ice. Just try some nice black
bottom of each melon. so
an firmly Remove a
lied melons look the best.
tell waist “it
mutant of the
~ tic. The ordn-
compliment to the guardamen for their .
mentioning. '
leform. Vegetable oils age
e
to
berry mrdiai puts the her-
through I most grinder and then
i would not wonder if
some plan would work well with
to be pleasant when lilie-
But the mall
who will smile when
as are in their prime, and
One housekeeper
blackberry Juice the same as
d cream on your cereal some
’You can use the others the
you ever try ice cream in break
IionI‘f Cut a piece from the
rat
lit!
with vanilla cream. The
linen canvas is much fav-
ItI to wear with tailored
Jutland?“ as when gathers
inoudpetfects are used
in command of the Flint in try. C.
will he cummsuder the brigade, act—
vuo has
Msa I
D ,
lam column,“ Tim
ills lists e‘ntior Whimodm
Wednesday, and related to the death
of Chaplain Hall. He issued another
order, Thursday. so earning the en-
Itionsl Guard It
dilly- a warm
behavior at camp. it is as follows:
"Until further orders, all oillcial
communications for these 1188414th
terswlll be addreiiled to Lieutenant
golnpei James thilailey, Hartford.
can
"The colonel desires do express his
appreciation. and congratulate the of-
ficers and enlisted men of this regi-
ment upon the splendid record made
for the regiment during the tour of
duty at Niantic, July 31 to August 5.
Much valuable knowledge has been
gained by odicers and men during this
encampment.
"Considering that no restrictions
were placed on the men in leaving the
camp ground when of duty,‘and
many commendations made to the col-
cool by residents of Nfantlc, upon the
good behavior of the men at all times
when away from camp, merits special
"Special and merited mention is
made of the untlrlng, faithful and ef-
licient work done by Major John B.
McCook. surgeon: Captain Raymond
G. Keeney, commissary, and Lieuten-
ant J. H. Kelso Davis. acting regi-
mental quartsrmnster.
ants is directed to the necessity in
forwarding the gain and loss reports
and the monthly reports of target
practice (the latter in triplicate, wbe- .
ther practice has been held or not),
to these headquarters within the first
two days of each month.
“Special effort should be made in
all the companies to recruit, and start
the drill seasonNovember 1 with a
full membership."
GRACE BAPTIST CONCERT.
The sacred concert to be given to
morrow afternoon at the Knight
Street Church will begin at 3:30. con-
ducted by Mrs. John Burr. '
Opening Hymn—~Coronation,
Choir.
Prayer,
Pastor.
Scripture Reading—37th Psalm.
Pastor.
Singing, ,
Choir.
Recitation. '
Master Robert Johnson.
Dileilr—SBIOCWd,
Miss Fannie Hawley. Mrs. William
Whitney.
Recitation,
Miss Julie Relay.
Singing,
Miss Corona Johnson
Rocitdion.
Miss Pauline Wentery.
Remarks by the Pastor.
Contraito Soio_
Mrs. Mary Morrow.
Recitation,
Miss Rosa Aklns.
Singing—Selected,
Patterson Quartet.
Recitation, .-
Mlss Ella Hawkins. ;
Offering. ‘
Singing,
Choir.
--.
Doxology.
Congregation.
Benediction.
Pastor.
SOME RECENT WEATH ER.
my blow it nice and dry?
u-W J. in, in the Evening Sun.
a
Abs going to be married?”
man. " replied the cook.
asked.
mil ob suspiciously
tunes. City also
‘ 070 CI». {‘1'
Colonel Edward "."dflohulhu‘z wanna: be .
"Attention of company command- 9“
Gab whiz! with the home manager was really
Wh‘“ ””9 weather ““5 ‘39 repealed when the league last Janu
Druggy .i.‘ ary adopted a new constitution. which
And muggy 1 abrogated the former rule
And not at all huasr: . President Madison. of the Holyoke
WW" ' club, declared that his team would
And “'99th / refuse to play the game over as or
And “0‘ at 3" 9’9")” dered. Secretary O‘Rourke has
30““ ~ appealed the case to the National
And DOW» Board to pass upon. New Haven and
And 110'- Bi- all JOIW; - Meriden were not represented at the
Cloudy ' meeting tonight, but the managers of
And do" Y ' all the other clubs were on hand.
And "Oi a all DI‘OIIGY; f The 325 line league rule was re-
Sticky {i scinded. as being in conflict with the
And slcky. ' playing rules. This will permit Odell
And 110i Hi all rickoy; ' of Bridgeport. to return to the game.
MIMI? Secretary O'Rourke was instructed
And lrky. to write a letter to the National Com
1And not at all Worky; mission for the league repudiating
Hazy Griffiths of Jersey City, who is alleged
And lazy . to be endeavoring to break up the
And not at all gasy; » national agreement.
2‘03le 1 ' asoaoou in name raou ax-
n r sum .
And not at all boomy; PLODINO LAMP.
“Shauna”, locket Brigade and Garden Hose
And not at all bloomld; Save the Home of William Riley
Olammy ,' at Winni Iuk.
And damny, ' . A lamp exploded n a bedroom at
And not at all balmy; the home of William Riley. Pollard's
Dirty Hill, Winnipauli, Thursday night. The
And hurty. accident occurred about ii select: and
And not at all flirty; just when the family was about to
Weary retire. The broken lamp scattered
And leery burning kerosene all over the bed
And not h all cheery- room and contents and soon the room
Mopy ’ was a mass of llamas
And do any Cries of are quickly brought neigh
And not 'n .n bopyz bars to the wane and I bucket brl
Hotty gade was formed and with the aid of
A“ "i” ‘ "°"’.“‘.."“°.‘~i‘.’".‘i’ “‘2‘; ltd”:
_. was no on e as w
3.3:}? /u' m dotty born one and was put out with dldl
”9:23:ch language In“ ‘0” cuThe loss will amount to about 0150.
I
"”.‘..'”$°"°d’ 'm“ m" "‘° , oamua Jomrs IIiola.
thirst... "autumn... ..... ...... .... n...
“Manna." said a Westport woman to
her negro cook" when are you and
"Dan's know as Ahil inshry dat
"What's the matter now?” she was
"Well ms’am. " the cook said, shell:
mg her head. “Ab hush Abe bun run-
nln' 'round wit crdilthah woman. am
‘bout dnt won‘t-r _
. . Ice Cream “
‘53? eliminate-um...
sensed twoquarte
thorium No
Justin“ ow milk and Marlene.
ed Ice Cream you ever
Tryittowday or for your Malinda din?
nor. James. Vanilla. Chocolate. tn .
berry-ml Unilayond. Order 0’ your
Grocers ”as: «
deg
WORRY OVER JOHNNiE RNAPP.
w
Stamford 30pm A3. 11, Runs Away
Home.
. Little Johnnlem Knapp, eleven years
old. son of John W. Knapp. a team-
ster of Miller street, Stamford, was
the cause of a lot of tears and worrl»
meat on the part of his mother, Thurs—
day. Accompanied by a. boy who is
supposed to be George Dossier, son of
Charles Dossier. a laundryman of East.
MINI
i
Modern and Undo-Date.
Acmedafienr First ans. A
RetuV ‘Nodcratc.
JOSE? L. WALZ.
Mm 396.
Buy Your Grocers-
ies at our Store
and» Save
Money.
...........81.00
100th street New York and Willie ‘9 "”8 suonn
Denchan, of Chapel street, Johnnie 7 CAKES OZONE SOAP... ...... 25c
went away from his happy home, with 3 CANS EARLY JUNE PEAS” 25c
the supposed intention of going to
South lgorwalk, ito Esloinfthe twvgling 2 PKGS. GRAPE'NUTS 25c
show i at was It tam ord. a bee-
day. The Dossier boy ran away from 2 PKGS. SHREDDED WHEAT... 25c
his home in New York Sunday morn- 3 LBS. LARGE PRUNES... 250
ing, to escape a spanking. He had
been hanging around Miller street for
a week, the boys down that way feed-
ing him. The trio took a younger
brother of Johnnie Knapp into their
confidence. but the kid did not
"squeal" until Willie Denehan, who
got cold feet or near Glenbrook, re-
turned home a d told Johnnle's moths
Mrs.‘Kuapp said she’d make the kid
“squeal," all right. Her first thought '
A. STULL
24 courses AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CON N.
probably deserted .The oliicials at
. turbancea.
was of Johnnie. bowuver, and she bled . 1‘
her to|poiice headquarters:i in Imam- “'85 ’1'» ‘1'” ‘1” ' #5 i 50:.
ford. w th an alarm and a user p on m , '3
of Hill missing buy. it appeared from 3 SEN] ANNUAL SALE a ‘
the description that the runaway ex- st .
temporized for Jobnxfile lvlrlas, toda o'ert ‘ . 0E .
taln degree, on de’s ab 0 an t a . 7‘ .1
worried his mother, also Mrs. Knapp’s a .flufimnfi 8
mother, Mrs. Thomas Whone, lives in i0 -
Winnipauk and she thought Johnnie , .
might show up there. The police gays 3 . . ,_ : a
the Norwalk police department the .— ‘v; a
particulars, and asked them to pick '
up both boys. .
The lads managed to keep out of 3 that formerly sold at $2.50, :-
the clutches of police officers how- 5 33,00, 33,50, NOW 8
over. and Thursday night Johnnie rc- . ,_ . ..
turned home alone, Desslcr. it. seems, 3 ,; 3‘3" fl
boarded a freight train, and went back v: a
toward New York. to . ., ‘
I
Boy With tbencucus. l 3 ‘ E
.Tbc attractions 0 argroavc's c r- ,_ ru rues
one were too great for Howard Smith I» "13:83ng m D B u
of Nmaalk. and the young lad went m Trousers on exhibition in .
off with the organization to Anaonla. q our Best window. a
where they will make their next up. 3 This is tha lending sale of E
pearaucc. . Trousers in this vicinity, and .
"W-_ t V . . _.
SPRINGFiELD Is oasrmns. g h“ '39” ‘°".-°““‘ l:
o ‘W
Appeals Forfeitcd‘GameB Wish Holy ATCH .
oke to Nat onai car I ' _,
'l‘hc protested iiolyoke Springfield .3; "“3 spagtoorefogeml‘utcrestiug g
baseball game of August 8, was last A‘ '
night ordered to be played over next a
Tuesday afternoon at Springfield at a 3 Jose h Davisg -
special meeting of the Connecticut 5 p
baseball league. hold at the Hotel
Cards in New Haven. The vote was TAILOR. CIDTHIER, HAT- ,
live to four on a moiiorhmai'le (by We: a TER, FURNISHER, E
agar Tracey. of the art or c u 5
that the match be ordered replayed, 85 Washington St. 8‘ rigmflr’s
because Umpire Smink failed to con "‘85 31.85 $135 '1- _ O
. a. in. boat will have live hours at Val
; ..,. SHANGHAI. Accent 1!. Wm
srnor reports that the rising at up:
its abouts. in the province of Chanel.
II purely local. .
Of 148 soldiers sent out, only three
have returned; the remainder having
Taiyuan Fu are sending a large force
with artillery to the Icons of the dia-
IF YOU WANT A
Enamel“ You
TRY can
sYarker -
it is not 9. Parker unless it
has the Lucky Curve and Spear
Head ink Retainer.
FOR SALE DY
“N3. “nails.
40 Well at. Ncmlk. Conn.
1906
Summer Time-Table.
On and After June iii
the New and Commodioua
STEAM“! HUNTING TON
CAPT. IRA B. YOUNG.
Leave Huntington for Norwalk,
Mondays and Fridays at 5:45 a. m.
and 2: 25 p. in.
Leave Norwaik for Huntington on
Mondays and Fridays at 8:45 a. in
and 4:45 p. m.
Excursion Tickets .............. 60::
Single Fare 40c
Children 5 to 12 years: Excursion,
350; Single Fare, 250.
Will stop at Valley Grove Mondays
and Fridays on signal.
Faro from Nam-lit:
1905
Round trip,
Passengers from Norwalk by 8:45
iey Grove and 4 hours at Huntington
lilo Recrcsiiui lours
Block island. 3 day trips, 88.50 to
{$0.50. July 15, 22. 29, August 6. 12,
, .
Watch Hill, 3 day trips, $10.00. July
15, 22, 29, August 6, 12, 19. 26.
Cottage City, 5 day trips. 817.00.
July 24, August 7. 28.
Willie Mountalnn. 5 day trips, 023.00.
July 24. August ‘7. 21. September 4.
Saratoga Springs. 4 or 6 day trips,
812$ idor $15. 50. July 17. 24, 31, Aug
ust 7.14. 2l,,28 September 4.
‘ Atlanta's Chasm. 6 day trips. are on.
July 17. 24, 31, August 7,14, 21. 28.
September‘ 4.
. Niagara Falls. 4 days trip, .82400.
Tuesday, August 22nd.
Thousand islands. 4 days trip.
$24.00. Tuesday, August 22nd.
Catskill Mountains, 5 day trips,
$14.50 from New Haven. July 18,
August 8. 22. 29
Royal Tour. 12 days trip, Thousand
Islands, Montreal Quebec, Ausable
Chasm and ,Saratoga. 887m Tues-
day. August 22nd.
Nova Scotia. 10 days -trip. 858.00
from New Haven. Saturday. August
12th.
Moosehead Lake, 9 days trip. 840.00
from New Haven. Monday. Septem-
ber llth.
Gettysburg and Washington. 7 days
trip. 830. 00 from New Haven. Friday,
suit with the home manager, Daniel
O‘,Ncll of Springfield as the league
rnlcs spormli'y it was ncwasary for
President Whitlock, of the league to
dissolve the tie by voting yen to pass
the motion. James ll. 0' Rourke, the
league secretary, said that O‘Nclls
supporters were in the wrong as the
rule requiring an umpire to consult
ride-port (tumblers.
BlilDGlilPOR'i‘. August law-mania
Russell. James Burnham. David Law-
ler, John Judge and William B. Bur-
roughs were arrested yesterday after
noon on charges at keeping gambling
laces or bumbling. Russell.
l' and .1“le QC"
gave a bond of 1200.
were made by State Policeman
6. Malta. who had charge. and M
over colonel Murphy I ital
‘ WW“
and that mind are
mafia. ‘ .
““"hd‘llllirt‘didlll’hid'e‘ ..
heating Judge at the Nut cg usher ,_
HOYT'S THEATRE.
*—
Olia Week Commencing ‘
MONDAY, AUGUCT 14.
Chester Delonde
and his
sin COMPANY.
Direction PHIL LEVY.
in a Ropef‘tolra of
NEW SCENIC PRODUCTIONO.
MONDAY EVENING A NIW PLAY
Old Ross Road!
Matinee: Wednesday and Saturday.
emcee ........l...... 100,209,300:
teats on sale beginning Thursday.
August lots, at the usual place.
October lath.
For the New England Tourist des~
criblng all tours and tickets call on
DAY MONDAY. WOULD ADVISE:
Lots of Pretty
laces, Reduced
CLEANING HOUSE.
Point as Paris Edges, Ecru
Balloons. Novelty Laces, formerly
10c to idle; Saturday,
50
True Fit Corsets
Medium and long hips, made of
Batiste. light as a feather and
strong as iron.
390 ‘
I
Another Towel
BARGAIN PRICED TILL CLOOINO TIME WONIONT AND ALL
AB THEBE GOOD THINCO DO NOT ITAY WITH US LONG.
HOWEVER. AN EARLY CALL,
, . 3,0,1“: ‘
White Wash belts, neatly em-
broidered; all "sizes; all you want
of them.
25c
.. urday you have have TWO PAIRS
' Women’s White ‘
Foot Hose
with double soles. You pay 15c
pair for this same Stocking; Sat-
for
;
21c
Bar ain
Extra large Tur ish Bath Tow-
eds. full bleached; you would con-
sider them cheap at 20c; Saturday
price,
150
. ,
2
M18868 Hose
Misses’ Black Lace Hose. doable
sole will not turn green, value 25c;
Saturday,
12 1-20
I
I-Iomery
Women’s Black lngraln Lisle
Hose drop stitch effects that you
have paid 35 and title for all sum-
mer; Satuiday,
250
Fly Paper
Best grade sticky Ply Paper. ‘
regular price 3c sheet,
1c
Dress Ginghams
8c quality Dress Gingham, only
300 yards left tomorrow we say
50
Window Screens
best. grade, full 30 in. side, price
again reduced
25c
V”-
--.. a..-“ .....-..,...-__..
A DISCOURSE ON HATS.
This was at a little evening party.
Two of the guests arrived late, and
when they were ushered into the host-
ess' bedroom there was a motley dis-'
allay of headgear spread out upon the
c .
“Oh, I know who's here!" promptly
exclaimed one, picking up a red vel-
vet picturc but from the bed. “i don’t
see how that girl has the nerve to
wear a velvet hat in June! Probably
she thinks she looks picturesque in it.
Besides she has worn It everywhere
all the winter.
“And just look at that polo turban.
No woman who had any regard for de—
rency would wear one of the things
now. i gave mine to the washerwo-
man three Weeks ago.
“liero’s Fannie‘s new lace but; not
so bad, but i don't think it‘s becom-
ing to her. She never looks well in
white.
"i suppose Edith thinks that so long
as her but is black people won‘t recog-
nize it, and she changes thotrimmlng
on it every few months. but i know
for a fact that she has bad it for
three years.
”Here‘s a bat with the trimming
you thinkfiof‘thatTTJb, seeThe speciTil
sale but from Trimmen‘s. They were
selling these last week for ten dol-
lars.
“Well just look at this apology for
a hat! I consider this the limit."
”that happens to be mine," exclaim-
ed the other.
‘ oh. well there's all kinds of taste."
said the first, as she took off the lit-
tle cap she had borrowed from her
schoolboy brother “Let’s go in and
meet the folks."--New York Sun.
FUNERAL OF REV. DR. HALL.
NEW BRITAIN. August 12. ——— The
funeral of Rev. Dr. Russell '1‘. Hall,
who died'on Wednesday, was held
from the First Congregannal Church,
of which he was pastor. yesterday at-
ternoon. lt was-attended by the oftl«
cars and companies of the First Regi-
ment of which he» was chaplain. The
services weic conducted by Rev Dr
James W. Co eh. formerly of this
city, assisted by "v J. H. Bell and
Rev. M ii. Board n. of New Britain.
Rev. Dr. Cooper pronounced the eulo-
gy. The church was crowded. The
body was escorted to the railroad
station by the military companies
which left for Oberlin. Ohio, where
pinned on instead of sewed. What do
9,- w. HARRIS. Ticket Agent at Depot
Seymour's 'l‘oas.
makes it best.‘
‘ i
Sweet, rosy and fine flavor.
tallies.
Bridgewaier Creamery Bu‘
TEA
interment will take place
CALL 322-4.
The. quality of the Tea is reflected in the quality of its patrons. Those who know Tea drink
COFFEE '
BUTTER
tier-in tub or print.
Our Coffee has a doliciousness of flavor. richness of aroma and perfection of purity that
All this goodness comes from buying the genuine goods.
We consider this product the finest made.
l‘iuckicbcrries, Blackberries, Sweet Sugar Corn, Lima Beans and all the fresh garden vege-
\
«Chas. E. *eymaur.
LtADfNG (IRWIN.
38 West Washington Strut. South Norwalk.
66 32“! Mi.
N6. 1' -',V‘.- I: IrNrasa
iii) stamps with: J World 0. a
1‘“ .un' "
Ibtslsilllaom
40 Stamp- with 1 lb. Choice No a
It ‘Iuni’m was 1 lb. ms and
Noohl Icon
DO r-ltnii-rssrelr:
are to: us is. delimiter, but will not it» «can.
VINV .‘.T' a." GNIAIINY .UTT‘I InitialltdlwtditlIsolafitwbInimidildbdidliralrteitcah
Near «ire Stump Maoists for Saturday.
0
C
it S‘t‘ampr with 1 lb. Java and
“In telltale!
i0 ltuiups was i. in that No. 1
dental Cuties 20a
Our sites new:
as La.
“Ash ”client than.
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