in it
[stands of
talists [0 l.
are forced
i the day of
Antonio was
. a but coul
”-
onioyed the
T’
‘ hens’ food.
' stimulating lnfluc
wonderfully and
I1 WAINiNi
ion from their contractors. Another
‘ ' lost; nine. only three of which
:: recovered. As the average value
‘ e elephants is about $1,000 a head.
nsui naturally enlarges on the
. usness of the matter What is an
I .1 about it, is that the oiliclsls are
. . ‘orent. and if one of the missing
‘ . tea is recovered
-" T. gimme of its policy of mark~
historic houses of the city.
ration of Bath has placed a
tablet to Henry Fielding and
lister Sarah upon the wall of
"itzwhich they once lived.
Ting‘ceremony was perform-
' T’Arthul‘ Conan Doyle in the
Ti a large audience, which in-
any Fielding. town clerk of
.i'y. a great grandson of the
. rody and absolutely
‘ ‘ongro. of No. 284
Brooklyn. lived for
;d 0 Friday and was bur-
J.
j attracted much attention
y‘al men. who frouqonily
5' to examine him. Although
. jitbcr. Frank Congro. who is
epuhllcun politics,
dollars in employ-
rcat his son. all of
to admit that his
baffled them.
his birth until his
never out. of a cra—
r . t when held on a pillow that
loan might be changed.
He
d neither hear nor
“he WaspOWerlcss to move eith-
ior foot. and yet was perfectly
unscepi for the
fact that ho had
was 20 inches in hclgbt and
. y was broad. Dospitc the lib-
peifof bones. for years he appar-
best of health. He
With a spoon and regularly
. , ‘rishmcnt and lbrivcd
.g ' in. when he began to fail.
and specialists from all
until
untry were called in by thi-
c: . the patient grow worse.
I , side! he wont to sloop nnil
en. The physicians want
Hflfl’orin an autopsy in find the.
’l "T",
V TIQ'YOXWRT;
, g at:
.the mysterious affliction, but
" objected.
V 0 has
i. xT'ii‘i are healthy.
.
NIH RAPIDAN LOST.
. guns. Bépt. 18.—-—Word was
six other children.
of the loss by fire
ooner Rapiiian. of
r B. Storre, of this town,
, at lower East Pubnlco,
" day night.
pchooner iii Fred 0. Phil-
, and the vessel hiillmi
{.8116 was built at Essex
' lured 26 tons not
The other
,L, f, ”own was PRIZE.
No 2. A. 0. K. of
meeting last two.
reported that.
A. D. K. smoker to
evening. were all
members of the M.
f‘l'itnd to attend. A
MGM il promih
.l. 1’. Holmes was
some $0M punt
.tting the motif
term.
90
3
0rd
swam. . are
' alt forests-and fre-
.One British tirm
alied the loss of a dozen.
“-. 'repo d that a many more. were
.i'. it is only
phuric acid) or
nisriiiic'rIVELv A cat-:Aivi or
TARTAR BAKING POWDER
Royal does not contain an atom of
phosphoric acid (which is the
product of bones digested in sul-
one-third sulphuric acid) subatom-
css adopted for other baking pow-
ders because of their
IDVM. “KING POWQII 00.. NEW You“.
of alum (which is
cheapocss.’
GOT CIDER WHEN HE MILKED
COW '
-——--.
They Ate Apples Tlii They Hod
‘ 3 Stomach Ache.
William E. Hunter. a. milkman at
ausaiuck. sent word to his customers
recently that he could not furnish
them with milk as usual because his
hard ‘of cows had stomach ache. A
milk famine in the town resulted. and
hurry calls were sent to New Haven
for milk to supply the babies and
children.
Hunter had a fine herd of forty cows
and usually they are well behaved.
but one day seine of the more frisky
of the number leaped the pasture fence
into an apple orchard on Mr. Hunter‘s
farm, begun feasting on the windfall
apples. and soon were suffering from
pain under their bulls.
The remainder of the.herd unable to
withstand the tompation, tom down
the fence and not only cleaned the
ground of fallen apples. but ate all in
reach on the trees as well.
When Mr. Hunter went out to drive
CLOCK SAID "BKIDDOO."
Manchester Tlmoploco Bounded Bolst-
od Knoll for atrsws.
SOUTH MANCHESTER. Sept. 18.—
The clock in the New Mill tower.
which is also the town clock. says a
wise exhibition at 10 o‘clock yesterday
morning. The time honored custom of
putting aside straw hats on Septem-
ber 15 was being forgotten by many
and in looking down from its lofty
position the clock saw that many were
still adorning their heads with straws.
Those that looked at the clock swear
that it was so ashamed that it held
its hands before its face. At 10
o'clock the clock started to strike. Af-
ter the customary ten strokes had
sounded it did not stop but continued
on until it struck twenty~three times.
At first nobody could guess why the
wise old clock struck so many times,
but. soon the wiseacrcs began to smile,
remembering that twenty-three was
the "skiddeo" number. Then it was
plain enough. The old clock was
hinting as broadly as possible to the
wearers of the straws that it was time
. Pictorial Rsyiew.
. ‘ neurons not? sin.
' ‘ wnis ,_ cu.
m ‘
While uncurled ostiinh plumes are
considered especially smart. the.
mssv. ‘
proves for more tempt!“ to most wo.
mob, and consequently a.- grsst many
more or the curled plumes are worn.
Embroidered linen turnovers. with
which are were small ties at the some
enibroidered like the caller. make a
very dainty neck tints for the tail.
orsd waist. ,
Householders who are troubled by
the presence of the (launches. on their
lawns may be interested in a method
for their extermination given by the
which says that
pouring gasolene around and in the
center of the plants will cause them
to shivei up and die in u few days.
i suppose care should be exorcism!
that the gasoiene should spread over
the least possible amount of grass.
Patent leather shoes with gray
cloth tops and black buttons are it
late fancy in fine footwear.
The parsol of dark lilac silk sheds
it particularly attractive and becoming
glow over the face of the blonde
young woman who carries it.
A perfect beauty of a hat that is
being prepared for the opening days
is one of the wide flat shapes that
are so graceful. The foundation is
covered with a fine imported Jetted
black lace. and there is a cluster of
tulips in rich shades of red and pink
near the front. while at; the back
two fluffy feathers rest against the
hair.
The tiny boieros for evening costum-
es are very elaborate, sometimes both
black and white lace and jet and steel
trimmings being combined to form
one of these elemt little Jackets.
The delicate blossom of that post
of the farmer. Queen Anne's icon. is a
charmingly graceful resign for embroi-
dery. and it is especially pretty devel-
oped tn white and the delicate shades
of green natural to stems and leaves.
Many of the light. weight materials
are promised a wide popularity for
winter wear. chiffon voile. nisrquiset-
is. panama and light weight serge be-
ing very desirable. but for those who
prefer heaVy cloths, there are the fa-
shionable broadcloths. and velvet.
Englishwoman. formula for bread-
iuaining. recently "squealed, has been
received and i am very glad to publish
it. She says:
Good breadmaking comes with or
perlence and the fine izrsln is due to
perfect kneading. i find that usual
brand of bread flour require a propor-
tion of one court 0 fllquid to three of -
flour. never less. but sometimes more.
i should suggest one quart of liquid-
milk. water or part milk and part we-
ter—n dessert spoonful each of salt.
sugar. and shortening (lord. or good
,
beauty of the softly curling isotherm .
Bt‘iit'l' (trout, 7 ’
Viiiilias AT ’
T..iii'i'i'i‘T)tfi(‘i'\
Titan
iivv F St) ilti
, :vyyllirqntii
(‘HTT'T-
power in the
Independence
The 2,000 druggists who have
'gar-buying
['Tiiveii‘ifvimj
.‘ , Quaiilv
biped their (:1
National Ci
B _ . ar Stands Company. are ' 1
v i t) r (" freed from t e domination of the Cigar-
. ’ Jobber and the taxation of the midrib-man.
Through the National Cigar Stands ("um .my,
, they now get their Ci org direct mm My [.11. firm-er,
save all the extra pro ts and “m C-nTTs" ()T tin: old,
roundabout method of bu ing. get better (‘T‘giiln km)
them better in the scienti c, automatic am. w’mscs
supplied to all National Cigar Stands and lil‘t';1l;.i't()gi\’c
Better Cigar value at Lower Prices
Than Ever Sold Before
Here are some specific examples ~‘aii column; brands, to
be found only in stores that show the National t‘r;:u Slunds'
emblem in their windows:
BLACK AND Will": As
coed as was ever bought .n I; in!
.‘ic. . . . 53
'COLL‘GI IDA?- s The boot domestic cigar ever sold at (3|, {33. 35°
ITIRLING CASTLE: Fine, clear Havana Cigar. inc. . .N;
u [DALIA s Choice clear liavannin many sites at . 3 ¢,... . l: and up .
ii
There n r Hui-e National Cigar hands in In Norwalk 0! the following addresses and
only at then stands can National cigars bc obtained.
CLIFFORD PHARMACY,
TE
M
first tints.
them to t. ohstable
state because of too much apple Juice.
The milk was unfit for use mid Mr.
Hunter says it may be several days
befme he can resume business.
HE out
to protect the Title of your real estate from, loss and defects of any
nature is to guarantee the same with
THE NEW YORK ii CONNECTICUT MCCTCACEC
TTTiE CUTCTNTTE CCTTPANY
YOU PAY ONE BILL AND THAT ENDS IT.
all were in a sail to withdraw them.
have taken the hint~
bidding sort of person?"
LYW
Ask your Real Estate Broker or Attorney. He will tell you all
about it. or write the home office, New Rochelle. New York.
PECIATFWE'X Hist—”TM
$1
an
1
Petticoats
Just take a poop in our Cotton Underwear Room on the second floor.
We think you’ll agree with us that prettier skirts were never shown before
in such great variety and at such astonishingly low prices.
Nearly twelve hundred bran new skirts. made of fine quality muslin.
dainlily trimmed with lace and embroidery. many styles shown new for the
Prices as follows:
33 1.25 Skirts.
L50 Skirts.
2 00 Skirts.
5 00 Skirts.
4.00 Skirts.
Ladiis’ Tall light Vests.
illub neck and short sleeves, tine ribbed cotton volts. all perfect, no
seconds; sizes t,
750
$ 1.00
L50
2.50
. "5.00
5, ii. Regular 86o duality.
Tomorrow. 190
Many are said to
-—.___...___...___.
"is that old millionaire a very for~
AY
routs beef drippings, not butter. is
small pinch of soda. half a yeast cake
compressed, and three quarts of flour.
measured after being sifted. Scnld the
milk with salt. sugar and shortening.
using double boiler, When cooled to
about lukewarm add , tcakc crumb-
it‘d up fine. Add flo . knead tho-
roughly in bread pushover u-rll and
set to rise in warm place nvcr~nighL
half full. lot rise terms): the bulk
and bake for an ”hour id hot oven.
The above will like *two large or
three small loaves. i usually make
three times the amount. using one
yeast cake. and making six largo
loaves.
SCOTTISH RiTEs MASONS.
BOSTON. Sept. lS.-Tbe annual con-
vention of the Supreme Council of the
Scottish Rites Masons The governing
body for the Northern jurisdiction of
this order of the United Stair-s. was
opcned here today.
in the morning RHMMH. fill pans ..
So. Main and Elizabeth Sis.
H. W. CHAMBERS, EDWARD P. WEED,
200 Washington St. Norwalk.
sacs snow‘ haired faxierrier; no for the host hm
(From my New York Herald). crlcnn~brcd lrish terrier. Other spot-v
Danbnrv's twoniy~sixtb dog show is ials have been given to French hiliiiil'lls
to hr supported by the majority of the. 1"” 1"“5““_'}_5°"°'8~
leading kennels in the country. All the . ,
speciality clubs except two have riilllcii APPLE VE R OLD' ST'LL GOOD TO
counr 'wu.'L”‘"sE‘” on:~so‘”’wnn
PRAYER. AFTER ALL.
Judge Declines. However
THE DANBURY FAIR B
the Clergyman Will Be. ,«
WARTFORD. Sept 18.—~Thc Septem-
imr term of the Superior Criminal
round this. the second oldest fixture inT EAT. l'wlli‘l which comes in this afternoon.
the United States. The late James A.i COLUMBIA. Sept. tit—Mrs. i. u-‘i he opened with prayer. Judge
Garland. who was an ardent fnuclcr of T Spaiildlng.
old English shooptiogii. a fcw days lic-
forc his death donated thrcc silver
(21le for home bred apcciinvus.()thi-r
specials, which won- Kh'l‘n after the.
premium list. had gone to press. are .l.
Scott McCombn. of Dobbs Perry.
of Lebanon, exhibits an no- \\ :Iliiun S. Case. who will preside over
Tole of the Ben Davis varifliy WMI'TI ' v mission. made this statement yes-
wus picked hourly oni‘ your aim and ‘-1(Til}', lint declined to tell who the
is still in a good state of prescription. -|‘gi‘1|);1n would be. There are
No spot-lai pains were taken to on .lnT-ill seventy cases on the docket. it
Therm tho apple which has been low ii i iii-on decided a to wdays 830 not
310 in the cellar. The lion Davis is not «I have pro are offered at the nin
for the boat American-bred Aircdiilc: ed for its keeping qualities as well a. or the teriii. and much “mugs. if;
810 for the best American-bred wire handsome appearance. .ml-r the State resulted
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To the Public.
You are cordially invited to attend
a grand linking exhibition of SUMMIT
RANGES at our atom, 3 and 5 Wall
St, Norwalk. Wednesday and Thurs-
day, September 26 and 27. This won~
dcrfiil range will bc'shown in full
operation. baking biscuit. rake etc.
and a dainty product of the oven in a
nest package will be given free to
Nii‘il visitor.
A Summit Range is the most all-
i'iilii‘t'il and perfect cooking apparatus
on curlb. So little heat is wasted
that we show it connected with the
chimney by a paper stove pipe The
Summit four-bur grate saves fncl_
F. A. MITCHELL,
3 and 5 Wall gt] Norwslk, Conn.
s . .
HOYT’S THEATRE
THunsoAY. IIPTIMIII 20.
Under the auspices of
PUTNAM H0“ 00 NO 1.
Joann-i sun WILLIAM iv. Jonas-
and Hartley Da-
ION.
in Cleveland Manon
vis‘ New Comedy of Today.
"PLAYING THE GAME I"
A Massive Bcenic Production.
PRIOII................00o. 769.
1.00
First Tnm Iews 0mhutrs.....
I
01.50
Tickets on sale at usual place: on
33 WEST WASHINGTON 8T. LEADING GROCER.
58¢ bag. *
We have the most delicious i’c
Large. ripe, luscious fruit.
chard. of Westport.
aches that you have ever seen.
The cream of the John Wakeman or-
pickcd fresh from the trees every morning. Put
up in full weight its-quart baskets. Every Peach perfect; either
whit-cor yellow. It is worth a visit to our
see this fruit, whether your buy or not.
your Peaches this week. The best stack in
but there is a mint of satisfaction in it.
store every morning to
Take our advice—secure
sy cost a few cents more,
Call or telephone us.
0
Coll ass-4.
Charles E. Seymour.
SOUTH NORWALK.
$5. 35 m“
iivorysosy known the quality
.. . ”that...“ .M.....
LOUR.
Now is the thus to out in a burnt or two of our “man. mud 9. Floor.
of this floor. Note our not low price.
WW“.
sndsiiorflspt.ili.st'lp.m. FOTATQK."ANOYN‘TTVI‘TOOK.p‘NFICK..............,.......... H.Hm
PRIUH TIAS ANDOOFFIII. "win. 07AM? OFFERL
so stamps with 1 iii. Int No. 1 ‘30 bumps witn 1 iii. Good Mind 20 Stem s with 1 lb. Monks and
HOYT'S THE TRE Tu. 7“: 30c Jm on“,
A .20 stamps with V. Iii. list No. 1 i5 bumps with 1 lb.
Java and Mar»
mt.
”My Oi.”
glass with mandolin attach
moss 30mm
cocci, assume an chainsaw
To: 26c libs Mn
on: moor MONDAY our ms. 4° “W" Willi ‘ “e "My "0. 2 T ' . T . as.
«any I. plan. iii-«inn tho Dru.’ m. finals!“ with 1 lb. Mo KI ling“ 10.13;?” with lost No. 'l “M”
mi a “mo. of tits contai- _ . , t loo
Tits tkoncm‘o‘fi no as. i . n w ,. .
a. IT normal I r '
Hort—ix. mm production in ow " M‘ may 'Tm'“'~“'-'-~~-«-w~‘~_ so:
its entirety. our own furniture and s “
itslsisstsabluo.intro-aims. m
ditto
7 mean "ranches“ can in can
. to Tell who ,. "
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