ll‘ pliulllliylllll
it
fvvossession. The ‘ ,
what would Ordinarily be confide
'(llféil "and anaemic
i * F thrive: and some up?“
it. That is why persons
with: consumptive itendcm .
.s...,.;g....
h. . strength enough to check
. the progress” lot“ the ’ dis-
nessinitsm
~ stion of‘thlfl ban
of alfairs has been in! .
molar; “i"l'b? bide Misti,
"there is never'any change in] be
Jonson tbeJ . ,.
worries at all on .‘that score.
f housekeeping is greatly simplified. so
'.'tlle Japanese housekeeper is hurt by
none of them-s sod-2mm channel:
' the nerves slidupremsturellf .m. her
Western sisters The Jenanese house
has no draperies. notdmtlo‘wl indie
shape of superfluous ornaments. Poo
pie all put off their shoes on entering
the house. so "no mud and dirt are
brought in. Japanese women have no
over euchre prised and
They . unbor'huve to
compose club papers on subjects con“
cerning which they know?
They never sit up nights plan
they may outshine thelr, \ use. ‘
dress at some social alfdir. . They 11.0 ‘9
not bother their brains with schemes
for marrying their daughters to rich
They never have
eightcourse‘ «dinners with
pocketbooks. They live at
peaceful domestic lives, and live
_ . de‘bynr turned
lb of BmoklynJ "
esp the kitchen cool and
comforteble in hot weather.
It 3 older site by.‘ ‘
,IblliASl.
.lld.§9'“!.3¥l‘l“§‘i“-
in ‘Dsrien, ‘at lent
‘ . ova‘crewe alum; ‘ .
lie-s vent. and“ it ought scan a Bowen. «:9 Plat-18mm, New York. .
‘ .y i . “
. YOUNG MANUflMiTURlR‘ HAO
tour. Ayres's name, is arg- { :WONtu} .
one. but he is none the less
A native of Vole .
leerved in the Tenth Connhc‘
unleemofor two years. lathe . ..
, retiring with the rank of
_ t-to enter the navy. He sew
, U; 8. S. Burnside, and when
Oketch of the career of Chester I.
Nichols. «tenth Nemalk. ‘
The ~94.llli'i',_ent bomber of "System"
contains, underths bending of “bio
tie Stories of Successft
sketch of the business
ter in. Nichols. of South Norwttlk. who
. is clasgsd run the youngest manufac-
tbe country. i: {Phoenicia foi-
_ bout the time’ Mr. Foil Was
organising his first company. a boy
was bomln a littleLCoonecllcut tolwn.
ho combat; the distinction
robably. tiles...
PDEUMR lAMUQIMIlNTfi
Tun WIZARD or 02'."
, The Wisord ochs was presented in
all its entirety by n strong company
at Hoyt's Theatre. Saturdny night.
Standing room only was in
The honors of the perrormunco were
carried off by George A. ‘Rock. as the
scarecrow and Fred Nice as the tin
These tyvo young men are
thorough and lip-toddler comedians.
who sang‘nnd danced to perfection and
kept otheaudienoe ii
li‘é Jensen; it's
‘ heart-burnings
bridge stakes. n Systems." uA
career of Ches-
the war, he has been engaged
ewapnper business. as writer
‘ He is now. 65 years
not tor ~ several
lstlme has been devoted to
cor life-saving
_blld.-’Ool. Ayres says, helper»
ttended to the organization
ll volunteer crews. in New York
‘ The pollticiims orrhst State
liedhlll. the volunteer or-
‘ahd‘msoe annual appro-
to care for the crews, buy
merit and provided medals
‘ yyoubgest independent
auutaeturer lathe, country.
. Hell right:ln the beginnings of his
minimum
Cynthia Cynch, the lady
lunatic, playedothat partin a forcible
yet unalfected manner and won linin-
eroueiencores in her songs.
Lee in the character of Triple Tryily
received her usual large number of en-
cbres in her Sammy song, which was
exceptionally well sung. ‘
Ward and Joe West in their respective
. characters of the cow and the lion
were great and the applause of the
audience greeted them every
once. The ladies of the combat
pretty and thc costnmlng was elegant.
From every standpoint it was an on-
qualified success.
O'Neil will present Monte Cristo and
.tomori‘ow night ‘Fru‘nklln Woodruil
will play a return engagement of Ben
This should be seen
; coke back and
alem’waa the
oilt important .fflcml'x‘ll his success
probably be dldinot is
11 Mr. F x has
' . ;enty years o more
hence that im trove-
! p tutti. la the man im-
. eiement‘iin his sumo, «
. r E. Nichols. of the Nichol!
our Company. of
. wellr, Count is rightin the nodule!
bis‘ beginning andhe very definitely
ate his executive systemsstbe prime
e filament in whatmler success he may
. ’ “When i started in tho, manufactur-
ing business at the age urns." he says.
. ng a line of tens-alt garments.
i» started with just one» article and
ran six or seven sewing 'macblnes. i
added ailments to our l
the other. and i added in
today we have ten times that number
and the sale of our nr
"_ twelve traveling men.
"The selling end of our
not been so hard. comparsltdvely speak-
ing. if we can producv a' good gar-
ment for ten cents. no r, n find n mar-
Tho hard out for me to
crock—n not which?! have to crack
lime and again as
up behind, tile—4s.
manufacturing’costo
how can i raise quality for product
and illill sell it at the gill price?»
”You can see that.*vm‘inust be‘ men-
ufacturing on u very email»
soil our product for; ten
cents. That means that we hate to
out down our overheardtexoensas to
the very lowestmkeep as little money
no possible tied up in raw material and
stock. and allow no idle equipment to
lie on our hands: wombat keep mn-
chines and workmen running at .their
highest capacity ill. all times. .
"This I brought about by what may
be call ’bur exemttve system—er sys-
tem which makes t e whole
work evenly. every
in. out‘iilst as mun
oflter depnriment.
‘lf you have not thought of fit
problem you perhaps have no idea how
important such ll. system is.
lleve it is the life or our bilabial. i1
keep my lingers constantly on tin
airings, one of which runs into ,
keep these ‘stz'lnge‘
even; the plant runs smoothly: there
is no friction; there h no waste—«401‘
friction is a waste of .energy."
A LIQUIO c LD CURE.
A Cough Byrup w lob drives a cold
out of the system b aotinggasva path- .
artic on the bowels a altered in Ken-
Luxative Honey and Tan
Clears the throat. ‘stre
lungs and bronchialjiubes. The moth-
er's friend and the children's favorite.
Best for Group, Whoopingul
A liquid cold cure and the
blob moves the bowels and
t oi monotonic
While we should be sorry to‘b'eé
American women restrict their:
to the narrow sphere of the .ln ,
theresla'no doubt that mrwfourtbbdi‘
their nervousworry is cautedbyr'lrye
log to ,do'too much}!
keynote of sanity
American men as well as women'rnny
well profit by the exam
py Japanese.-~Houseke
Simplicity is that
and, health. Mills" .
Die of the ll;
fineniof: the village havering-
llinglless to become members
Mar-The crelvs would prob<
her! four each. With a lieuten‘
«coinmand. ‘The‘ Dorian young
. are soon to meet for organlzw
7 Once organized‘-Col. Ayres pro-
" the them informal talks on
o :nawimming and rowing. and
best methods of life-saving. in the
He says there are benevolent
ii! of means who wish-to encour-
‘ " is who saved or would save
' ‘hnd that these persons can
9 each man or woman for
iii. matter, with a suitable medal
' e deed valorous. The Colonel in
rolls of getting Into communica-
llithith Stamford people who have
edgllfe or would like to become
" be of the volunteer life-savers.
ya that if anybody interested in
will communicate with Mr.
tin.‘he.will see to it that acts of
very are properly rewarded. Menn-
Uihe wants to get the volunteer life
, going in Stamford. The differ-
h'etween professional and volun-
‘, life, savcbs is that the volunteer-
' don't do it. for a living.
lbilve t eir crews and spend as
time about the water front as
They have a social side
blrfllrganlsation and get periodi-
vilnstruction in the matter of live
' llf the occasion ever arises
‘ ‘ out they are well equipped to
in their job.
Vegetable Time Table.
Young fresh garden products“ rev
quire less timefor cooking then older!
ones. One important ruleshould. be,
followud, namely. ' when regal-amen
have been cooked tender. shove
from the tire All szon as
remove the water. where there is an
excess. as in potatoes (
experienced housewife
lowing‘ timetable for l
of vegetables: ,
Bake potatoes. lid to 45 minutes.
Steam potatoes. 20 to in minutes.
Boil_poialoeu (in their skins). 20 to
of Broken Bow.
by everyone.‘ ‘
poselbl. so
. 'rolionnows ATTRACTION. . Q
can- taste for plays of the American
soil has shown itself in the unqualified
approval of such pieces as “The, Vir~
gininu." A worthy successor to these
American classics. which bids fair to
surpass them all in permanent popu-
larity is Faith Ellis Baker's Ben of
Broken Bow. a story of the West and
also of the last in which oil the best
traits of the American cliarsoicr are
given ample plny. Broken How is the
name of n town in Nebraska which
has now reached the mature aged of
The first postmas-
ble finding a name
for the settlement. which in its incipv
lent days was nothing more than u
frontier rendezvous for cowboys on
their way from Texas with cattle.
to yes the fol».
he preparation
[problem has
Boiled. potatoes ipsred). 25 to 45
Mitten creeps
' no can lireduce
,ln other-words,
st
Asparagus lyoungi, ill to (to mill-
BOM! (younlfl. ill minutes.
Corn (green). 12 to 20 minutes.
Cauliflower, 20 lo 40 minutes.
Cabbage (young). Bil to do minutes.
Celery. 20 to 30 mlutes. ‘
Carrots. l to 2 hours.
Limit of shell beans, (5 minutes to
lwentyefivc years.
ler had some. irou
MONTE CRISTO TONIGHT.
“Monte Cristo." with James O'Neill
in the title role, will be soon at Hoyi's
Theatre, this evening.
that the piece will be revived with n
splendor of stage settings which will
cast into the shade all previous pro.
duclions of this old-lime favorite play.
it has been so many years since this
announcement. was first
many theatre-goers have almost coas-
ed to remember the exact date when
it was out on the billboards for the
first time, but the present production
is on such a scale of magnificence that
.it gives a new and added seal, to the
appearance of Mr. O'Neill and n slmnif
element of novelty to the play itself.
‘é‘i-B‘nu
IIIMMIIIWQ. ,.
Milli”
Onions, 30 to ddminutee. .
Oyster plant. 46 to 60 minutes.
Peas. 20 to 60 minutes.
it w promised Paranips. (young). iii.) to 45 min-
Splnach. 20 to 60 minutes.
String beans. 30 to so minutes.
Bummer sqrrash. 20 to 60 minutes.
Turnips. (youniti. 45 minutes.
Tomatoes. (stewed). is to 80 mini
cpnrtment tril-
1s».- owe my whole life to Burdock it work as every
Scrofuloua sores cov-
‘ seemed beyond
B. B. it. has made me a per‘
Mrs. Chas. Hut-
L M body. ‘ .
W When vegetables are so you with
boiled salt meal. they must
in the liquor from the meat after it
has been removed.
1"" 1 well woman."
1% amino. Mich.
. shame or me HAND csn.
filmy. Are Now Adopting Motor
em for 'l’l‘aok Work. ‘
.handcar has gone out of bust-
br has been put out of business
its stead reigns the gasoline
. minim does the resume-fer
" round on his more of Inspec-
wi *lour stalwart eons of lists
. e handlebars.
miiiar grind of the sprocket
men the pull of it little motor
man can nearly curry around
\W .
Controlling Our Health.
Health is a peculiar condition known
to primitive man and a.few undo
meeticeted animals.
sporadically up to the time doctors
came in. Since then it has not been
Health existed
Tilillll‘lll lint"
Sign-tare of
As an evidence that the
evolution is correct. some people are
even new born healthy. this being
only a souvenir of a past age. They
recover rapidly from health. however.
showing the great advance made.
fresh air has been known to make
for..~healtb. end hence has been grad»
uslly tsbooed by the authorities.
in found only in remote country dis-
tricts. Food factories and
M ‘
. . ON! LOOOMO I out". All-
ii not grant an improve 01- a.
it tlld handcur as the corn»
H olive ia'un improvement
‘ old wood-burner. Where the
Would carry only its four
‘ mouraud two others.
will carry seven .or eight
lorllon of Manse and
are tbs bandear would
. nibndlesanbouronan
,3 gitraok the motor car
winters on. lbs Atcbieon.
fluid il‘e are being pro-
. dieters, sud they are as
. ' unboywltllanew
. There is a tear. on
or them. however.
.es‘ts. with their increase in
ii enable a men to get over
.. cinch territory as he does
: this will result in a cutting
works all cold on
Oliver-l Men injured in Another don. “It ”Y The Olillord PM"
nastiest Wreck.
red at 7 o'clock, last
tailor-d fibrin rat.)
The wilder“: o'clooiiunorth-
W ,
the “freight on the curve direc ii in‘
hostel the‘rallmd ‘
senger ‘eo be being the lighter it ran
0 freight engine. The break
freight. “which was
down grade. refilled to work.
the mount; Th ed
The 7 o'clock northbound
Mord Springs about 10 o'clock.
some. soul moacaur Pronouns.
“ ‘ no.” . r
is Tom ”on Arrested for Offering from
In New limo!
ldle-eged lien.
. A collision coon
man as the
“preaching the
He ith. at one time contagious.
now strictly limited. and. being kept
“cinnamon? little finwnvutim in t
Wen veno ear or e“ y , ,
tore. health now being under control. "mm” ‘ factory.
in the bands of able surgeons it has
ceased to be a menace. .
We are almost dead sure now to
unhealthy. wealthy sad abaomaby
wise.-—~’l‘om Mulch in New York
M
The Programme Plan»
Wouldn't it be hips it you could have
warmth
station. Til pas-
charges of selling all
nonunion obscene
WM were '
.. iliam Damiiii ll.
There are two would “Must-each
men.‘ “Bands were set w mo in'eaeu
cm, which were furnisl
d h‘ Infill
II n e
f i: ' Til
will not be lighted until
it y.
:No one was series-l burl. As the
themes,uit has already teal ’
newsroom the
‘I weaning/rile“
M... ,3," My cum ct
whatmwghttodelhst‘
. month in cadet
fizihsecntllng down at the
‘wdiebuw.wltansas (my
“oh. the l "I.
lisle center. it. , . .
our years Ibo ‘t A traveliht‘msii named Handheld.
‘ trite was in the shield
shakes on; and/l
m to the W.whm .
it“ ‘h‘i‘t‘hi
. I, t
is «W
in“
r The”! one! than proceededwilh lilo
‘ business of the; farm. and the mo
wondered "why every now audition be
chuckled to himself. '
An" hour went by and the former
:was nominal-sat the; foster the tree.
,“Hullo. tberel" he cried. Whats".
ye doing up my tree. sh?"
little. boy was pale and quiverins
with flight; but he had not altogether
lost bisprssenceoi mind. . ~
‘ 5‘F'PW- .elr." he shivered. "that
greatblg‘ dog down‘tbere," pointing
to the well preserved ~Pongo. “he
chased me. he did. all over your
mentioned 1 bed to climb this tree
to. get out of his 'wayi"~—-Kaneas City
independent.
-_.
ZION! Awful Things Happen.
Hons-:4 saw a man yesterday with
aohands play "tbe blatant”, . . .
Joax~—'l‘hat's nothing. My daughter
bun'tany voice, but yet she slugs.--
Chicago Journal.
You Know Them.
A fellow cannot live on love.
But lots of men there are.
Whom you and I have knowledge of.
Who live on their love's pa.
-—Phliadelphla Press.
He.Weu’t to the Head."
A school teacher of Bayonne re-
cently had occasion to talk to her
scholars about, 8 different spellings
of the word. “to.’ .she explained with
great care the. ways in which the word
could be spelled and the meaningof
it. as spelled in the amateur ways.
Finsiiy..ln order to, finds-suit if the
children had properly grasped‘ the
idea. she decided to give a test.
“Now. children, as quickly as you
can. i want you to give me he sen-
tence with all three spellingliobn
tuned in it." ‘
Hardly were the words out of her
month before up went a band.
"Well. isaacl" said the teacher. lip
terrogstlvely, and the boy. who was
the solitary Jewish child in the class.
answered gusty:
"Two dollars is too much to spend.”
-Brooklyn Eagle.
w
Time All Taken Up.
' “A, friend of myvyouth. an Ohio
farmer. when he was about 24. made
his first visit toiNewleork." said
Thoma A. Edison. "He took a mom
'Qta'goodhotel,lndtfl.erhohld un-
packed. his ,gladstonebsg he went to
else dsk to inquire about. the meals.
“‘Wbst is the~eatin' hours in this
yere bouse?’ he said to the clerk.
“'Breakfast.’ the clerk answered. '7
to ll: lunch. 11 to 3: dinner. 3 to 8;
supper. I to 12.'
3- ‘Jerusalem!’ said my friend. 'when
em I goln’ to get time to see the
town? 9'—thcago Record-Herald.
.
He Wanted Demolition Lasting.
"So we are going to live in a cot-
tage. George?"
"Yes, my lover—for the present."
“Abdrwe must be very oeonomicsli"
"Yes. dear.” » -
"What are we golhg to live on.
door... ' r" . ,
"Bread and cheese and kisses."
"What kind of cheese, George?”
”Limburger. my dear. i think that’s
the sort that lasts the longest.-—Cleve-
[and .Plain Dealer.
’ Net lutlelog. .
“Think of tbali',’ he exclaimed dlo
gustsdly.
“wont?"
"Why. \a summer resort proprietor
Ml as a mutual speaks prin-
oipeilyvef tbs ’a'pleadid boatlog.’i 1»
.‘iM'wofit '. . .
“What or it: Why. we're living is
asuburb that's beea‘under water over
sinoetbe snow began to melt.”--Chl-
myrimhw‘ its 9‘ ..
, :2 MW. .
. What All Appailol Iituatlen. 4 ..
Oar comings; ”resonating.
For women tend 21W! water had
failed as... - . m“ .
Anti foow the roll was become so
at inducements“ car.
reverts! limit it no.
"3:22. gm: lonely.
boots but
v .a' A...“
. my u Inge _ , utmost. '
“it's «3% nigh , seen not
till eligible will arena”. .. ' ' -'
hi i it ,7
3‘. nil-slimy; m
earls-tissue,
int ‘9‘”. . .m
i ' ~ , .
1 ornsm
m l .
I“ | o
Star.
. xii-thieves
in all sin
!
fl
. .. log} it. .
f w ‘ bilaterh my business
lime mower mallow-ref ‘ availing
{glow “'lilllllllgflii: ”‘ ”ill
e, is
. . . Mt swivel-omitted
mull “eternal Used overlaid
notch non. cleanliness and touch
nineties. to make a success oi stool;
sodl‘lonlny. raising. . Therefore it you
would pain success. watch and labor
nucansingiy and good results will fol;
‘0?!” . . , . ‘ r .
i i
‘ The best remedy for come in horses
and mules in tobacco cut up line, wet.
, and made into it ball the size also ‘
egg. prince lnsiarge spdou. pull the.
toughnout and drop thiabeil on root
of..tongue.,, Hold, head up until they
swallow it., if condone does not cure
in )6 to 20 minutes. repeal. the dose
until it hot- ‘freely on bowels. If this
talk nothing will care. i have used
it forty‘years, and have never failed
yet.
.Gentle. kind and good treatment
with all stock. poultry. etc. makes ,
them. nimble to. you sod only .
this kind of treatment My _
the..besl,ol.success.. You new one
ton man’s home and lodge correctly
the disposition of the stock.
For cattle not in, good shape 1 pour
into a saucer. one ,lableupooni’ui oi
turpentine and. ”.1038 cancer uptun-
der o'avel.‘ Try this‘snd see how soon
turpentine ‘and. press saucer up on-
beu l'vs ever found. to cool: or give
turpentine to cattle.
. . , 7-5?"- J : .
For dry distemper nothln ll have
ever used gives asauick rel of as a
teaspoonful of calomal to a grown
*cow. and repeated if it fails to produce
an action on bowels in a reasonable
time. A .
m
Salt and ashes mixed (One part
ashes and three parts salt is hard to
beat) in a lick-box where all stock
can get it as they want or need it
One part sulphur. with this. is also
IOOd- . ‘ '
Too many forget that only from
the best milk can the best butter be
made; and that only from the best
cows can the best milk be obtained.
Cattle like to eat green peach-(roe
leaves and they are good for them
and in many insla s it is claimed
they cure Texas fev r. ‘
_. A Handy Ian-Holder.
This can be made by the‘ farmer '
himself; and at no expense. it is
nothing more than a hopper. with
books upon which to hang the bag.
__.1
fastened to‘a ilrm standard. This ar-
rangement will enable a single person
to till the bag quickly and easily——
lndidaa Farmer. ‘ -'
Olson Road M enhance.
Stone roads silo - be frequently
scraped. so an torelgm all dust and
mud. Nothing destroys .. atone road
‘ sicker than dust or‘nlnd. . The hand
embed of scraping with a hoe is con-
aiderod beat. No matter how care-
fully adjusted the machinery built for
this purpose may be. it is liable to
revel a road by loosening some of the
stones. The gutters and. surface drains
should be kept open. sopgtbat all water
falling upon the road or on the adieu
cent ground they promptly flow away.
ink spots on mahogany may be re-
moved by being touched with a feather
dipped invpll‘ of vitriol diluted with
twice its. quantity oi water.«' The spot
should be well and quickly rubbed. ,
5Alwaya keep a small board sprinkled
with salt and water out band when
ironint. if the” iron be passed two or
three times overdue “twigs bolero
the roughness often no p, e v: as
it hairline used tor a length. “optima
will be removed.
7 if cellars solitude enthralled on
colonial is” or strict and tied to 7
“"‘.l‘°‘”i'i‘fli.."""“"li?.ii“ '
ins s a .p p . y ,
of to. «him «inflow, .
’ red in ,,
Sour milk who kettles. . w”.
Keri/loo
flrMouJinll‘ slum!
Splrox Boulder
lor'Oifeneive leveplratlon
inaudible".
the man who manages the stock by ‘ 1
Heading luvnlnc
Poleess’oua iron:
, lb 40 inr-
finial ‘doctore
"one 80-an gShuttle will con-
vinoe the moat incredulous. per-
IOllf’lt will do alliwe claim tor it.
new applicatloas’ :will cure
Isis Humminnanped Hands.
, . ITurne. Group. Cough-
,vogt ‘Poiaonoue
ndruii. Itch-
noe, lruptlene.
u tefialrbresain .keep-
If "in perfect heafth.
~......- to.
.. tilting and
.39. ,Awognd‘erl-
1‘ “Hz
unite,
tone the“ “
Him" For
libs-no «1.3”: cu “
nationhood” "a win :Vf
' oh‘fiooholorfi
. .‘ ‘
“insoles is“
Norwalk Chronicler