James N. Wood to ill at‘h
East avenue.‘
St. John Merrill, of Norwalk, spent
Sunday In Ridgefleld.
The public schools will reopen for
the full term on Tuesday, September (is
—Auto Caps, Auto Caps. O'Brien.
Mrs. Samuel A .,Coe of Ridgetleld,
was a guest of friends in South Nor-
wuik recentlyu L . .,
Miss Fanny Hoyt. of East avenue.
who has been ill for some time. to
Improving steadily.
Mrs. Frank Van Baron of Norwallt,
was the guest of Mrs it. B_ Cornstock,
in Wilton, on Monday.
The vacation season is waning. A
couple of weeks more will see most of -
the people, back to the city.
Miss Mary Welch, of Norwalk, was
the guest of Miss Margaret Connery,
in Georgetown last Sunday.
The cool evenings of the past week
or so have not been very conducive
to the enjoyment of trolley car riding.
____.4
Miss Kathryn Hunter, of Norwalk,
was the guest of Miss Lulu Williams,
in Georgetown, a few days recently.
Miss H‘elen Burhite, of South N01-
walk spent Sunday with hot parents,
gin had Mrs. W. C Ilurhite In Ridge-
eld.
Mr. and M111. J. Emory Stevens, of
Quintard avenue have returned to
their home after a visit to Asbury
Park.
-—Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Miss Ruth St. John Is enjoying a
vacation from her duties at the Nor-
walk office of the Adams Express
Company.
The steamer Huntington will make
her last Monday trip for th eseason
next week, but will make three more
trips on Fridays.
Alonzo W. Smith, of West avenue.
started today for Maine, In hopes that
the chap 0 of climate will prove bene-
flotai to Is healtlw . ' -
Miss inn Seymour, a clerk in the of-
fice of Town.Clerk.Bulkley, in Dan-
bury. was visiting friends in Norwalk
during her vacation.
Miss MaudeA. Taylor. of Norwalk
who has been a guest. of Miss Sadie
F. Fillow, in'Ridgefleld‘, .tho past week,
has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 'l‘L Wallis, who pass
on the summer vacation in :1 tour of
Europe are again up their home, No.
35 Fairiield avenue ’ . .
What appeared to be serious forest
tires on Long island could be plainly
seen from points along the shore about.
Norwulk yesterday.
The Cooler weather during the last
few days has made a decided lesson-
ing in the number of bothers at the
various shore resorts.
Edward Tobey and sister, Jennie,
and a friend have been spending this
week with friends In New London.
They are expected home about Mon-
day
Mr. and Mrs. George F. lluttorworth
and son have returned from their
European trip and have returned to
Norwalk for the remainder of the sum
mer.
Miss iconic Johnson. of William,
Mesa. Miss Wagner and brother, of
Mt. Vernon, have just returned home
1mm Mr and Mrs Edgar Siawson' s,
Notwnlk
Miss Eleanor ll Yates who has been
In lluropo during the summer, has
Hiillt‘tl for home. and will resume hor
duties at the Norwsl-k High School
111 iii work
1... “Mums. u...—
1111 11111113
Proper BoteetlouMom Good Health
and Vigorous Growth,
lilllil
11 our on
Articlul‘ feeding “of infuatu requires >
great care. The selection of the proper
food mean! if 3 health 1913;11:311qu
littlw‘th while he use of condensed
milk or undiluted rows milk. or on
any other Improper food leads to ill-1
digestion, loss of flesh and Inability
to resist disease
crypticial food should he used
an or chemicals. audt Illil
Is Tommi to reasons why Juslfood has
rearedso many babies successfully in
post oil/ti is today prescribed by the
malarial,“ physicians. for it is the
teen and drugs“
food that is absolutely trite ’
(lilamc‘ds. Face Powders, Maul-
cure Goods, Tooth Brushes.
Tooth Powders. Nail Brushes.
1" Nat} Polish Nail Enamel, Cold
1 Cream St all kinds and if there
1 is anything we haven’t got that
.. you want we can obtain it for
you at short notice.
111 w. 117111.111.
"if torugfili‘
a North rails or}
1
“7.1.15.4.
The mag School
or summer: ‘ Li
A Day School' for Bill's.
A very strong sta of teachers gives
individual attention oevery pupil. A
thorough preparation for college or
business. mam :11 training. athletics.
Reopens for all Term, Thursday,
September 26. ».
For Catalogue. address
ALFRED c. ROBJENT,
Head Master.
Jack Rothman an "1.1113111. of the
Westport Sanitarium. who escaped
from that place a few days ago. was
captured In Bridgeport yesterday by
the Bridgeport police.
Mrs A A. Raymond of Elm Grove
street and Mrs A. A Raymond. Jr..
of Roma Hill and children, Lulu, Ken
path and Ve1non, spent yesterday .111
th Bronx Park, New York.
An order has been issued from the
ofilce of the ndlutnnt- -geucial author-
izing Company 1, Second regiment C.
N. 6.. Meridcn, to attend the exposi-
tsliin at Jamestown, from August 24 to
Panama Huts. O'Brien.
from a wrecked freight train on the.
'Highalnd division of the New llaven‘
road at S'outhport a {Low days ago and
railroad detectives Litre searching for
the thieves
Mrs M A Leppert and Mrs. Edward
farmer, of Bethel, haVe been visiting
Mrs Lepper's sister Mrs. R R. Toms,
of New Cannon and have also been
making brief stays in. Norwalk and
New Haven.‘
~Straw lists. Straw lists. O'Brien.
P. E. Bowman former cent at the
Stumfoxd freight 0111.:er acting agent
during the, absence of F: (l. Aiken. who
is on his vacation. Every one who
entered the ‘ofllce‘ today ”shook hands
and was glad to see him. .
The day session for the three
branches of Merrill College at Stam-
ford, South Norwalk and Port. Chester
begins 'i‘uesday September 3rd. The
'oi'lice will be open from 9 n. m to I: 30
'p m. for enrollment of students.
The contract for building the new
amusement hall at the Connecticut
fiespital for the furious at Middletowu
ms been awarded to Charles ll. A11-
drus & Son. of Hartford. whose bid
Was 868.000. it. is expected that work
Will begin Monday.
The Danbury Agricultural Society
has closed a contract with Roy Knob
enahue, widely known as an aeronnut.
to give demonstrations of his airship
at the Dnubury Fair in October. The
airship will be the most costly attru‘c-L
tion over presented at the Fall and
unquestionably the most novel.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic W. Donahue.
of Hampton Court. New York. who
have been encoding the week with Mr.
and Mrs Eugene J O'Connell of West
avenue. leave Monday for Wells Neva
do. where Mrs Donahue has. extensive
holdings in the now copper mines
which are being opened in that sec-
tion. ,-
.13 experts: or stem Houa ‘
LAW.
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New Haven Road Will Have to Spend
Considerahiy More Money.
The New Haven rosd.bugtnuin1;
next March. will be catapulted by law
to work all its telegra operators
who handle 1.1111111. .in all; chour shifts
lxnatoad of 12 an the schedule is now.
his will mean at least naolher addi-
tion to the force in every town of
pnuniusuao on the railroad company 11
1111131111111 and It has lust been floured out.
by the blow Haven road, according to
a local operator. that the lucrssucd‘t
cost our annum to. the road as the re-
1111 of1 the. passage of. this law. will
he 1111111119.
This is' hives us one of .11.. 1.11.1...
why the road is now inaugurating a
strict. policy of retrenchment on its
vuriouu divisions and on the Naugh-
tuck division" one this said that Supt.
13,5. mum use he assumed charge.
has instead the operating expenses
“0.000 a mouth...
The wife, during 1; 31.111.11.11 tun K0:
lug 11.111.11.111... to mother. so more.”
The. husbandwa'i‘hnl‘s right dear; of
two evils alwsyti choose the lotto.
Please don't bring mother beret»:
u .“"‘ q
y points of superiority
of. JtT toe :mmhincduihe {Lecture at
” ‘ . us use use so 1
TTTTITI‘J‘ ‘ r390. Tofitualisr sixes sell
forzcvp, limpet. the large also
1.3 to}? ricoti‘omloat making the»
tot-1111.132. they 111:. 1111.11
. is s. ,
, ”W T: 3.1133“I a free 1.3.1.1 31111111
- a camp pac- use
31m” £03.: ”film, 1111 N. Frank
loin 511.37%,“-
A
Copper valued at $2,000 was stolen
olNthl Charles
CHINA CLOSETS
BOOK CASES
if you will let us show you the
:13
19-1! North ”hip Slip:
ThAil'jT l’t‘)’
1‘.
One and Two
Her Godds of
0151) DRESSERS
CHIFFONIERS
MUSIc cathsLl'rs
LA" the I111rmturt for a stylis“ ‘ ‘
you will find the desirable arlic‘its at p‘rh. s mum, the reach
of the small p11rsc.,, As we have both the expensive and inexpen-
SlVC kind 'wc are bound to edit all
3m:
L rodent. KilliaWsmuo annuals.
call variety. Here
No fear of being disappointed
goods.
1.1.9.
00
wwfiouthmorwalk clone.
‘lefii
E) Passoduetifitoutrloudnsrtlia’r tor Slile.
Horse F3131 Wagons. L
3il Descriptions.
Rubber Tires Furnished flit” 1‘3ll V éhlcles
ANTISEPIIC
Strain.
GRIP '
manicure.
_ COLDS
[IKE MAGIC.
on) caucus
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cost-1110mm
‘ cmuuu
«instructor
Cures Sore r11. out. Q11 hwy
50 DOSES 25c.
Carnage Blinder and
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CONSUMPTION"
IV!
Grip and Pleurisy out oi the Who!”
125 DOSES 500,
.‘:.,Li)ealer
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“l"‘fijl
the ethor III a
‘ of the Washington Hera‘d who
is
spending it vacation at Rome‘. 03., his
fore the Melcbuuts' and Manufac‘
turors' Association of that zcity
cently. in the course of
he said: 1
. “To my mind southem hearts are
l‘ll'
the truest. southern fields the greatest ..
southern streams the prettiest and
southern skies the bluest. i love the
native city. delivered an address be“ .
which ,
South, and i love Rome better than L‘ “
any place on earth. 1 really and
truly have a ‘deep and sentimental re-
gard‘ for all of the people- among
whom i was born and reared, and
every old landmark around Rome is
dear to my sight and my thought but
i am glad that the South is getting
away from the purely sectional point
of view. lust. 1151‘ am glad that the
crib is getting away from It Notl-i
fig irritates, me more than to see a
southern paper ndVocnting a southern
man for Presldent,‘slmply and purely
because be Is a southern man..
will agree with any one that Senator
Culberson of Texas, or Senator Daniel
of Virgina would make an ideal Presl
dent, not because they are southerners,
but. because they nroiullgrown states
men and throughly capable of holding
down the Job.
“1 don't think that Rome, 6a., ought
to grow and prosper simply because
it happens to be Home, 011., and not
Rome, Dakota. 1 don't think Dallas.
'i‘ex., ought to grow and prosper simply
because it to Dallas, Tex. I believe
that. every man, every city, eveiy
county and every state ought to stand
«upon its own merits and It ought to
achieve success not because of lo‘czr
tion or section. but because it deserves
success. 'lbe .older heads and the
older heat ts .who went through the
paths of the Civil War and reconstruc
tion have builded fol us a flue founda-
tion for a magnificent prosperity,
but they do not. want us to go for:
ward as sectionallsts, but as fullgrown
‘ “ American citizens. Justus much a man
, LROUP
H‘INIOUIW‘I‘IS
suoucums “
out that. KNOWN-
MINIMUM "It
ASTHMA
“not Iflf‘m
30.1 '1'." « i
l ‘ L 6
eratcd 'I‘onsils, takes Cold 1
yswm like magic.
.100 noses $1.00
No opium, no quinine. puebloroform, no poison. ‘
B F. JACKSON & 00.,
AWWM
LAST alt-ELIE IsLi‘No lanai."
Will Be Conducted by Rev. William
James, Tomorrow Evening.
Rev. William James will hold his
last twilight gospel service for this
season. tomorrow, Sunday evening on
the rocks, on the south end of the is
land. On the following Sunday, Sep-
tember let, be resumes his pulpit du
ties at his city church, but experts to
spend week days at Bella island dur—
ing the month of September.
hilhu Home remains open for guests
until September 15th.
The weather has been very favora-
ble for the holding of the twilight goa-
pcl services at Bella island thus for
every Sunday evening during July 11nd
August and the services have awok-
enod considerable Interest. The sing.
Inn has been heard for along distance,
on far as Tavern Island, as a resident.
of that Island stated.
Last Sunday evening solos and duets
wore sung, the latter by two boys from
the bayou choir of the Episcopal (iburch
at Port Chester, and whose singing
was of 11 superior order. They were
visiting Mr. Spencer lit liollc hound.
who to the leader of the chair and or-
guuist of that, church. Mr. Sui-poor
volunteered his aervlcuu at the organ
for the twilight norvicuu at hello in—
lund during this summer and his kind
nous has been much appreciated
...,......
THE FDOR'l‘Y DAYI Mill. OVER.
Embargo on lulu Lift-d do For as 5!.
Within Motion.
if 8t. Swithln and the old ntiporntb
tion about forty dan of ruin or
drought have hurt any effect on the
mother of the last six weeks that in-
fluence has been removed, for yester-
day was the last of the forty days
which the legend concerns. it failed
to rain on the last at. Swlthins day
and consequently, according to super
stitlaa, no rain silouid hare fallen our
tug the forty days foil now
owing.
well the superstition hm) been follow
ed anyone owning a garden plot or a
lawn is aware. 'i‘hc drought that has.
extended over the last few wucltu, has
been disastrous in its effects and {firm
on; everywhere .in this section have
played for rain to save their mops.
A. Amman...“
"fitowlmy has been slaving away at
that desk for twenty years or so Woman
dcr why hos never been promoted ”
"Why. has always taken a pride in
doing more. than he a paid for. and his)
employers have been afraid they
tibttl'dut find a man to fill his place.“ "w
11111111.
some men who 1m- .11.... hurrying
never do much of anything else.
LYoulteru Statesman;
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND. C
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WORK ON 'NEW HIGH SCHOOL.
Several Carloado of Face Brick on the
Ground for Use Na‘xt Week. '
Work on the now High School is
progressing rapidly and several car-
loads of face brick are on the ground
ready for the spread of the mortar and
the lap of the 1111ch that will trans
form the yellow rectangles into solid
walls of impe1ishablc color and tom
We are informed that the letters “W.
(l, i]. 01)..” stmnpcd in, the side of
each brick, tell the initialed that this
brick comes both the mountains of
western Pennsylvania. where the plant
of the Williams firt‘nc Brick Compan‘y
is located and that the contractors, in
their endeavor to give South Norwulh
a building to‘ be proud of, have an 1
piled the finest brick of its kind that
can be purchased in any part of the
country. A reproututtntlvc of Blake
Company. fun, of New York and lies
ton. the concern which has the New
York and New England agency forth
Williams (iroVe llrlck (loiupuuy, cut-
cd at The liivculng Sentinel today not
from him welcomed that over half
million of those bricks are going into
the power hours of the Hudson Power
Company‘s bulldilul in Jersey titty, anti
that they are bolus: used extensively .
in New York and Brooklyn for lntori
work in schools and churches notch?
in the Church of Our 1.111111 of Mercy i
31111111111111.1111 street. hrooldya, who
the entire inside walls are faced wLit
this light calmed brick, rcllgyod w‘ll
snow white term cottu. .
Finite 8 Company, 11111., in bias lit thi‘a
cutout fuc’c brick roncmu‘s In the bus-
neus, having been in thin line line
1864 it pritl‘olllal office it) til. till on
nurture 1.. $611111. with 11 Now 1111111
silica in the mods Flatiron Bulldlmi.
PaobNALLY CONSUGTED "with.
he Recreation Tourist Covuuauv of
New Haven. have arranged one dealt
able tour to visit Niagara Falls over
Miller buy. 'f'ltomdt'ty will,
harm by boat..l~rhiuy. Almost 401.
11 return ’i’uomla. September If.
The cost of tour, 2113111111. under;
stand a few more people can be accent
modules in this party. Thu next too;
the Jamestown. position leave
ondayiicptoiail.llix1lays'mp.
including firsooisnmhotol understood
ion admission to grounds. a p or
at. ill/autopsies. 1111111111.. Ill be a
ltuunul i or to the White Mountain
lleav or 1311111.. drummer 13th sir‘
day‘s trip. iv llh accommodations at the
line Sinclair lieuse, ileihtehe’tn. lu
eluding a .c rinse 1ldo to the Flam:
costing: tell 0. For circulars deserts
ire of their: 11
,write The floors
cw haven, Dona
leave New ,
tion rawhide.
Lemmin- be, mannered titan . 1
In one section as anothel. The eyes of
the cattle country are upon the South
.. today as they never have been before
since the won We me on the threshdld
of a wondciful futur.e and. In my opin-
" L Ion no city has :1 bright'e'r prospect.
than this very city of home. that We all
love so well. " .
ls WORTH MILLIONS.
‘ Financier. Say 8. and M. Merger is
Very Valuable.
Although It is believed to railroad
circles that when the Massachusetts
‘. legislature finally allows the Now its
you road to merger. the Boston and
L Maine It will be through a lease donut
. less than 7 per cent.,
It Is stated today
that this proposition will be worth sev
eral millions to the New Haven com
pany.
in an interview accorded today a
New England capitalist Identified wi‘th
rullloud interests has the following to
say on the matter:
“if the New Haven is finally obliged
to adopt the loose method to secure
control of the Boston and Maine the
putcticnl opelutlon of the lease would
work to the advantage of the Now its
van in several ways. For instance, the
,Ncw Haven could retain the Boston
and Maine stock it has already acquir-
ed and give. to the minority stockhold-
ers of the Boston and Maine 111 7 per
. cent. guaranteed stock. As a guaran-
teed stock. Boston and Maine common
would. of course, soil practically orfin
bond basis, or. say. 5180 to $190 p'cr
shore in normal market conditions
in this event the problem of financing
Boston and Maine construction work
would not be nearly so burdensome to
the New Haven as though the merger
was complete and the New Haven
were obliged to issue its own 8 pet
cent. stock for this purpose, let the
guaranteed Boston and Maine stock
would command from $20 to Silt) more
in the market relatively than the New
Haven 11 ock. ..
"Furthermore, under a long time
Rinse the New Haven would have no
need of retaining its Boston and Maine
.shuros. which it could sell as guaran-
teed stock at a handsome profit above
the cost price" ‘
LBABEQLALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
state Lemuel.
Nolwlch. 3; il‘olyoltc.
Waterbury ll: liridgclport I.
Smingileid, 3: New iiaven‘, 2 (12 in
sinus).
Hartford, '6: New London ’11.“
National Lo‘dpue.
Chicago. i); ilosionz
NeTvl York, 2 (first
l’litHhurp. :
name). l‘ltlaburg, 1“; New York, 1)
(second game)
Philadelpldn. 6; Cincinnati, 0.
Brooklyn, to; St. Louts.2 .
American League.
t‘bicago. 1i; New Varied
lioatbu. 2; Olpvolund. 1.
Washington. ullqtroitil.
Philadelphia. :8i.l.oul11.0
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BA‘VLING FORTH“ TROUBLE.
Alubuuuudor 11.11.... at a dinner In lir-
.lmnu. Ill, gave a young lady come tips
on European travel.
“Audmhovomlh”. he. snid."dot1‘t.fail
to tip your 11.11.11.311 liberally. 111111-
some and 11111111111111.1111. would be. cheap
«in London it one only paid the legal
flora tor them. but he who tiles to pay
the local inre~woll,l1e doesn't try it
more than once. 1 1
-. "011 day.) .111 an old lady stop 11
1
hnuaum. loch “pin the duvet and any .
111111111 lye
"Quiver. i want l3»
litmus. i use by the
legal turn is two shillings.
o to budgets
it that the
if i give
.you three will you promise not to
wear at me afterward?”
w. c. ‘l’. U. 87AM GONVKM‘lOM.
’L'i’he thtit! of 111 State convention. of
1‘?
the Women‘s riches Temperance
Union in 11qu “L Md to be Dulce
her 23 to 2?ln ’ Lilla. The delay in
firing the rate: , due todhe.
difficulty or 1. L lulu: definite arr
riots.
Wednesdali ” Thursdau
i L this Week.
As a relut or the naturally large in
Clearance Sale, there has accumulated an uuusuaily large amount of rom- 1L‘
nan: iota, odds and ends and mot-chart
In order to ci‘ear up attack we offer in
chandlae at such ridiculously low prices WEDNESDAY ,THURBDAY, FRI»
DAV and SATURDAY this week as to
among shrewd buyers. Corrie when the chariot- are largest slid m6a‘t ‘va- .
ried.‘
. Fudall L
uuln‘oss during our .111... ‘B‘Gmmor "‘
dl‘l‘o ‘so‘iit'i‘d by handling or dic‘plant‘f,‘
an odds and and. of desirable mou- ‘ ‘
surely ifo’tilo‘ the ovens-11111111401119
IT WILL PAY YOU WELL NOT TO MISS THIS SALE. Double ‘8. l. H. 1‘1
GRE‘EN TRADING STAMPS ON ALL
J. A HISLOP 8:01"
acumen-6 AND oops AND subs. ‘
83- 85 Washington 83., St). Norwalk Lt
GRAND M STER
W15. F ‘I
Committee for Annual, Event-at the
Masonic House, Wallingford. .
Grand Master Andrew J. i-lallock, of
the grand lodge, of Connecticut, F.
and A. M. has appointed the follow-‘
lug committees for the annual Grand
Masters“ day at the Masonic home,
yellingford, Wednesday. September
Arrangements—Andrew J ilailook
Daubury; Frank W Havens Harwtford
John O Rowland. Walilngford; S. El-
nest Downs, Danbury: StepheuFren h
Munroe: Wallace S Moyle, Now a-
ven: William E. Htinter. Southiugtou;
William B ilall, Wallingford.
Transportatiow—John H. Barlow,
Hartford; Asa P. .Fitch. Hartford.
Printing and Badges~iienry W. At-
wood, Waterbury; John H. Barlow."
Hartford;
Booth—Stanley B. Bosworth, Hart-
ford; Asa P. Fitch, Hartford.
Program—Andrew J. Hallock, Dun-
bury; Frank W. Havens, Hartford; 8.
Ernest Downs, Daubmy.
Iteceptlon~Dlstrlct Deputies Charles
F. Mills, South Norwalk; beenard J.
Nicholson. West Cotnw'hll; Barry C.
Foss, 'i‘orrlngton; William B. Hall.
Wallingfmd; the Rev. Arthur F. Lew
ls, Unitinville; the Rev William F.
English. Endt Windsor: Arthur F.
Clark, Higganum; Thomas McKenzie,
Paucutuck; John M. Leach, Stafford
Springs.
GIRLS LEAVE HOME.
MIDDLETOWN, August 21i.~Miss
Mamie Nosto1,agcd 16, was detained
by the police today at the request of
her father, Jeremiuu Nestor, of Lynn.
Mass, until he could claim her as he
chatgcd her with running away from
home. The girl had been engaged to
take iiilll. in a tent show just outside
this city.
Miss luez Chudsey. aged 17, left
home yesterday to take an examlnu
tion to qualify as a school teacher.
did not. return and today her fathe1
received 11 letter with a local post
mark In which his daughter said he
would never see her again and it
would be nucleus/fur him to try and
find her. ‘ '
“REGULAR as THE SUN, "
is an 'o’xprospioa as old as the race.
No doub the rising and setting of the
sun to e. afloat. regular performance
in the universe, unless it is the action
ofrL the liver and bowls when regulated
lun'sI New idle Pills. (lucr.
ate‘ed l) fliuxtcr. South Nor
walk. “313”?" P. Weed, Norwallt drug
0.
1’ BTIR AT CAMP MEETING.
WILMKANTIC, August 2‘. «No lit
tle stir. 'waa caused at the camp
grounds "toduy, when life connotation
at on adjourned meeting. thto dip ata~
tion a police officer at a certain cola
taco became the woman who lived
there had broken one of the camp
ground rules in tuitinir bonrdern. The
association does not. permit collagen!
in take boarders except those who
have bought the rcamurunt or board
inn house privileges. The police 0m-
nor will be stationed in front of this
college and will tell boarders to at)
elsewhere. 1.
W m“
0.111... laxative Fruit Syrup I11 sold
under 11 positive guarantee to euro con
situation. nick headache. stomach trod
his or any form of Indigestion. If it
full: the manufmuroru refund 1your,
money. What. men- can any one do.
The Clifford Pharmacy sud Plutumd'u
Drug Store.
W
wulttit 1111s QUIT. 11
"The simple-Lille for are. raid the
Mr“. WOW“:
“lint where are your mill 1.11.11».
lions?" asked her friend.
. “011. that/s all over.
mired.» than wwndtcltto excursion
to n 1111111 to mawriuatl 11111. had
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they will be able to any hurt when
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only for two nights lodging, and tits
breakfasts All other meals will he
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Storm. ‘
, Local Weather forecasters have many
peculiar ways in which they tell when
it is about to storm Here are some
of them:
Before a rain storm the out nearly
always Washes her face Why? some
claim that the atmosphere excites the
electricity in the cat’s fur, ir‘ritatlnc
her and to ovorcome the tingling,.don-
sations she sets to washing herself
or, if there is no out in the bonito, a
maiden lady next door may possess a.
loquacious parrot if. the bird sits and
makes a sort of hissing noise, . you
umiaTi‘t be sure there will he rain before
If 331111 here an aquarium of gold-
nsh you may ohscdve that they will
become unusually active some sunny
afternoon. They will dart about: in
the water and flap their little tails.
This Is a sign of lain One seldom
need four getting wet If he lives in the
country. Horse, cows, sheep. hens.
dogs, peacocks~all evince certain
peculiarities before a storm.
Suppose you are master of a shye
terlier or any other ‘dog. No doubt.”
you have often seen him bu
bones; yet you never look uoti
the fact that he did this shortly
fore it rained.
in the days when man wandered
clothed principally with sunshine and
smiles, he took little care of the dog. 1
it required all the efforts of the tribal
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the dog had to be on the lookout for ‘
a ‘rulny day ”
Dogs In those days lived mostly on
fowls. Now, in rainy weather low-ls
are 1111111 to catch. 80 the early pet of
man caught game before the rain as
Latin and buried it. so he should lIOt
die of hunger in case the storm cou-
tlnuod. This Instinct still remains with
the dog.
llorsea become uneasy as a‘L storm
approaches ’l‘hey fldget and nolgh
impatiently in their stalls.
As the sky becomes overcast, asses
bray and show their aslulne defiance
of the Inevitable. Before a, storm;
cows lie down. .
Some day you may walk into 1. Mild
and see a flock of sheep in 11 0M0!
with their backs turned to the nontbi
west if you wait long soon“. 3011.
will see a wind blowLL up from that
direction.
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bound over the fields, resting on thou:
hinda feet as if t or»!
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saintly. Waterfowl, before sumo,
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