N fliihmflm‘ MiMflIdolooh EA. flilewod an a. it. one ear. stt invited. Elm . Ioo'y. . lit at grout depth he- s“ surface of long island has s new oonflmstlon by s ro- very at Sanford L. l., where acting for New York cil’y freely dowtog well at a first (skill The theory is, and U W at least as a my by many engin- ’ tiller low orillnates iii ow England hills. and ‘3 the course of time, made on ~ poo-nae for itself be- 'g pity. and so . he door of the sound that , old be practically no danger _ iature of salt water. The arm the supposition that . water of tho‘ underground ‘ rivers flows into the salt some miles out at sea. where .. much better (tongussmsn Hill ‘onloy his trip to the Chicago ,rslticn if Bulkeley and Brandegee ‘ coo along with blui.-Ansonln INNOR HUGHEG DECLINIO. Not Do the Republican Candidate . for Viol-Prooidotll. ‘ ‘ YORK May 21.—-—Governor es. in a .letter to General Blew- 3a Woodward announces formally its would not be able to accept ”Initiation for the vice-presidency M oven if elected. could not serve. lithe governor's letter was given out today. It is as follows: ‘ ‘ ‘ "State of New York ’ tlve Chamber. Albany, May 11, 908; ”My dear General Woodford: g”i find your letter of the 7th instant ' ting the on my return to Albany ‘ not said anything publicly re- the vice-presidency,» the has not been brooch ed” to me way which seemed to require any . . on my part. But i do not de- tc have my silence misinterpreted. you as a delegate to the conven- sro entitled to an unequivocal out. You are entirely right in assumption as to my attitude. . should not care to be thought ”the in appreciation of the distinc- oillce. But for reasons are econtrolllng and leave no for discussion and though I be deeply sensible of the hon- oreby conferred i should not. be ,, wmopt and would not in any _ wiry cent a nomination for ' f rosid cy. And even were i ‘ could not servo ”With high regard, led am (em ed) "cannons” to seniors." to faculties in A suuctt. it Faust"! Was Moving and Thou Hts Log on Top of Thst. h Fansllla. of usington ave- ' Ill! troubles lllllltlplloti‘.| lull. hoo mot Medic his furniture loaded wagon sis for his new . when the b no tdolt it into to get frisky and have a run- lcsst it simulated one—for it Still got for. The counterfeit. was a we one. however. that Iran- ls the road and sustained leg, between the knee and Wells was called to attend broken leg was dressed tom- and today was set by the phy- tel . ins ctsaito osoamza. lit Iroceh Formed; with lamest ssoolrosi Norwoik branch of the itch who ofPos m formodsia the local post china. and the charter wasroool loosthralts mmwlfl oi tlh uscctshos is to sailor-stemmin- ‘ : thsosostrr. forl’y- first dorsal dithering lltltl hoist the Attrition tit loathe” Pool -‘- tortillas and citizens itulis is list- coms = MIDDLETOWN May 12.~Vetersris or the Civil war. with a step perhaps less brisk but with the light of patri- otism glowing as brightly within thorn as when in their younger days they -shoudertad their mnskets and marched away to dght for their eoumry. slither- Id here today for the two days'setr sion of the annual encampment of the Connecticut department of the Grand Army of the Republic. it has been twenty-live years since lilddletowu entertained a state encampment and great preparations were made for the reception of the veterans, in addition to the efforts of Martsdcld Post, No. 58, a committee of lifty loading citi- soils with Judge Wesley U. Pearce as chairman began 'severhl weeks ago to make arrangements for th gathering. The local tattoo of Him! 9 Knights of Pythiao. 8t. Aloysius Society and the Colonial Club have all extended the delineates of their rooms to the visiting veterans. Today‘s program included the mating of the credentials committee at ten o'clock, the council of administration half an hour later, and at noon a luncheon in the Baptist church," uEyed by the women of that 00081083 . At 2 o'clock this often noon the convention proper was on- ened at the ldlddlescx Theatre with the business session. at which reports were presented by e officers. The annual camp Me wi be held at the theatre tonight and tomorrow the en catchment will close with the election of odlccrs. ' .8..." PIDAOOGUII DISCUSS WORK. Session of tho Town Principals in East Norwalk Yesterday. The principals of the schools of the town held a mention. yesterday after noon, at tho Fitch School. in East Nor- walk and discussed their work in gen- oral. The principals get together for this purpose about once a month The next meeting will be held at the Over River School in Norwalk. William McCarthy. of the Boston Store, is ill at his home in Hoyt street, Norwnlk. Turn noiso mid embroidery the format bands leashes all tho we cut with gird rosettes of acid the sleeves slid Gilliam Usually at this time of the year the new styles in hats hsvo all been timeout outmtbcro is nothing left that to new. But this season it is diloront. Now things are constahtly appearing. which keeps business soul among the millinsro. As you empty out the dirt from a Em“! plant purchased at the horist's roster-son. ldthebottomoftho pot you will "WWI”; find stones or s b‘roken clam-shell or somethihd which will hints for rfect drainage. Too often the lock success in rats- ing indoor and veranda plants and hes- s is not the temperaturo at all but that!!! bad arrangement of the soil in G if” you on making up a Delft-blue linen contend-skirt suit and want a pretty finish for the collar and sloovoo, get some ocru linen and have it stamped with a pretty design in a coat set and embroider it with Deltf-blue silk or cotton—l prefer the cotton The brown against tho blue is one of the season's good combinations. This sent or natural-colored linengls slso used on white linen suits. One can even buy white shirtwsisis ready made with this natural linen finish. ’ A series of little moulds for jellies. creams. etc" in the shape of kittens and other animals fond to chlIron is not a hm investment. finch devices interest the girls is cooking and there are always parties to be arranged for when fanciful shapes for the food will often detract the attention from its mucosa. And we all know that plat s are best for children eve though they are not partial to it. Good llousekecplng has a novel method of preventing the touring of holes in oue's face veils: Adjust veil and note the place where you unilally put in a veil pin or hart-tie. ltomovo tho veil and glue it very small ring. crocheted to match the veil. at each end of the veil where’thc pin passes through. Pin or barette can be easily mused through these and the result is a neat lilting veil. . if the belt of the Jumper dress does not. cross the front panel. the dress is called "princess"qu it is the work of a smart maker. otherwise it is simply ‘ "Jumper." ‘ There is always a lot'of satisfaction in making up in advance little pieces of embroidery even when one does not have any definite purpose for them— daluty chafing-diah aprons. center- pieces. coat sets, etc. for there are al- ways the birthdays of friends and oth- er little occasions for gifts coming with strawberries, cherries arts HOYT’S THEATRE. EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. Because of its shops and also the in! grspoiruit makes s set did tools from1 on lob to serve am mm it has a delicious flavor. too. of its own that combines most «modest: With other hulls. it is now being “HEM lent with it. when one is call Juicy pulp with malogss she thinks she hover tasted anything quite so good and so it goes; it seems to com- bine well with all kinds. And fruit salads. you know. are commencing to take the place of sweets at dinner [to you ever servo'fruit marmalade with your pancakes instead of syrup? You will ilnd them less heavy eating served in this way and the change will he pleasing. Not only point d'osprit and net but the all-over laces are being used in making the large. many-looped boss on the large sailor bats Did you know that hot soapy water will inluro a painted surface when cold water with t o same strength of soap in It will not! All that is necessary is to allow tho‘wster to cool before using. it being easier of course to dis- solve the soap when the water is hot. “Eggs and Ash tidbit" from McCall's Magasine~a good recipe to try next Saturday morning for breakfast: The day after yeti have boiled or haired fish use what is left. removing the skin and bones. and warm it in hot milk. and than tttrn out on a platter. Peach three or four egg! and not them on top of the fish. hits one tablospooni‘lll oi chopped parsley. a little paprika and salt and two tablespoonfuls of melted butter together and pour over the ash and eggs and serve very hot. There are no prettier cotton fabrics than those which so successfully irnl tube the handsomer of the silk foul- srdti'. and now "have imitations in cotton of the popular tussah stilts. At a little distance it is impossible to tell the imitation from the real. so perfect are. both color and sheen. The Modern Priscilla has this sug- gestion for your summer home: Have at least one room in your summer cot- tage in canary yellow and white. Paint chairs. tables. and mckers yellow Hang chints in yellow and white at the windows. Enamel a revolving bookcase white: have pillow covers of coarse white linen with large mono grams worked in yellow; folding wnstnhsskets made from the cretonno, woodwork white, and rug rugs in yel~ low and white on 9 but! pointed floor. A touch of brass iri’Tho way of candle- sticks. breat- howls and fire-Irons will be an addition. Btylo stays a dainty thing with an ugly name is the "overall" brought ov- or to Motion by a French drossmskcr. it is a transparent ant k in «hope not unlike a priest's chew ck lost u long straight slip with the sides fanning Vanilla! L‘ ' 1liltlfr.§:‘ltfl?tuldoumtnrdcr to shit! the . that stars underneath—manta tho word “Illa” is used advisodlr. for lot '0 mos really must pass the "overall” bf _ CASTORIA whom...” mm“ HOTEL” AllWM-l. SIMON. —-E. Colophon, Philadelphia, ‘ Pa. Ii. hi. Gallsger, Otto ll W. N. B. Cullen, .l. lionsheluiorfllhl. Our- corun. G. P Ellis. 1.0 G..Ball it. ill. Coleman fichitnor. Henry Coley, l'. ‘P. Kellogg.P P. Vidaud. J. Mortimer and wife. William J (losgrove. it‘ll. Bturges.w Emily. J.A machines. limlon: w. Ensures, New Haven; if. P. host. Wooster; Goon Shooter. Jersey City; Frank H. lahoner. Brooklyn: 1 Farrell. Cleveland. ".11. If Hanan. South Norwalk; J. 6. Elton, New Haven. ”showroom—ll. Bottnne. New York; .1. W. Bireanstl. Yonkers: 8. C. Barnum. J. ll. Gould, New Haven; 1’. ll. Bishop. Guilford: W. l. Cooper. 0. Muller. New York; P. Madden city; .liurlbutt. Wilton: George flock- wdlt. itldgetield: W. H. histthewson. city; ll. li' Pay. New Haven; l l. Fahy, Bridge rt: William J. Deu- den. New Yor ; H. D. Moore and wife. Btsmford; P. 1.. Richmond, Yonkers; A. Mechailts. New Tm: Tilda. F. 'l‘hnyor. Boom; William J. K noyd. .l. Lynch. New York: John list it. Brooklyn; D. 1.. Stevens. Hartford; Irving labour. New York: Oscar Ed- wards. Kingston. New York. , . t..- . fl»... SUGAR 19 Lbs. for - - Si .00 Butler per lb. ............ Al Flour, per bag ......... 79o Large Prunes. 5 lbs. for .. . 25o DogBlscuihilhs. for coo .Henlth Brand Milli, pcr can 100 Large unions. pcr dos. . 20o Try a pmind of our Codes at 30c Asparagus, Rhubarb, Radish- es. Cucumbers. Oranges, Ba- osmium. 232 EAST AVENUE. ' Telephone 990. Illustrated ongs. I MATI‘NEES-«Wednesday and Satlll'dtiy. CHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY DAY. Two Special Prizes for this Week. A Lady 5 Gold Watch. A Gentleman 3 Gold Watch Quality Guaranteed. Weitham Movements. ,' Ivory Wumflngosyofthosoporfsrmoncss duringthiswoohwillhogimanumhofldcouponandlaturdsynight ihsprlsowillhoowsrdsdiholadyandgontiomonhoidingtho lucky combats. Thooowatehoo no on sshihttioa at tho boa oleossdinoyhsosotaiaodstanyttsio. no lacuna. Cont ANOTHER BIG Hosiery Purchase Montiiacturers ‘aadlobhcrssrc ohunioodingthcir stocks. Oturcodycashhsswotkodwosdmforourflos- lcryDcpsrtment we’vcpurdiled ticsliy. not medium or heavy weights. but cv otmamprices. good £27.; merweighmndeverypaircsrrieswith it STORE guarantee. On sale for Three Days only, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. wousu's BLACK cwzr. LlSLE HOSE. linen spliced slots. .very best graded yarns, Wild G 35c value, - y- :‘290 4 part for $1.10. WOMEN’S VERY SHEER GAUZE LISLE HOSE. mer- WOMEN'S EXTRA FINE GAUZE COTTON'HOSE. light weight. double sole and elastic top; made to Cretail 45c. Three 350 [all pairs for 31.00. WOMEN'S BLACK LACE LISLE HOSE. comidercd “styles-alloverdocc hoot or toes garter top. and fine lacestriilu. llt'. . 3psirsfor 65c. WOMEN'S COLORED HOSE. finemerccrizcdfhihh; grey. lavender. pink. light blue and white. During this sale. - 240 WOMEN'S FINE ”COTTON HOSE. mace split foot, full fashioned. 29c value. 21 c Thissale. -f qiicndidvaiue at 35c p‘sr‘ —-aboui sdosondiffereni‘ 24c V WEDNESDAY. MAY 13th i HERE ITIS... _ A‘AAAA‘A- With a 25c Purchase or more of 'l’sas. Coffees, Spices. Cocoao. Extracts, sic, in addition to the usual Chocks. High on... and Low SOLD AT COST [1068 Are, Companions Here. TH! CLEAN ITOII. WI PROFIT IV PLIAOINO. Delicious Fresh Mode Butler. to pound. Notional Biscuit Co' a lilo Crackers. , Extra lt‘ancy mu Cream (them (not new) lb“ ..... the li Wurranted Fresh Eggs for .«s... 250 u .oursusc-ucvrs oa- servos HAVE YOU Tlllo CHOW" A‘TII IIAND COFWIIT ' "None Other Just So Good." in One Pound Cons at ossioasgsloswslssovrsavor-sols. ”ICIAL IYAMP OFFER! WITH OUR POPULAR TIM AND GOFFIIC. matamuwltbl lb Very Best'f‘ca lb. Very Best'l'ou... tombs withi hPsncch.ITes........ . ”Stampswltbtilb FancchJ’l' ea “Stamps wtthiih tin-tits illcnd Codes Stamps with 1 lb. liocha and Java Outline. ”lamps with I ib..lovaaud Maracaibo Coffee 20 stamps with ll stools-ossrsaslllsa-s willllo in. car ssasssrsvrvvlrsss .u ”nun-u. ssvo'or rsvolsvlssu. ”rust-”n.“- For other lpoctalo for this week see Bullotoa at store. New York Grocery § m waamuoros or. '7th .. Common ”UT” NOIWM-K. «newsman»: lssssndsnroilot Notivoltsdiihsa yoiutgaod mm“ lsrly soon. as. stock. at“ ' Merlot-go hunch-t oath. it... rooheut Bcilodli 23...... i3 Fsdcylioiaoao Wmosudwsohlggd....sgc Imohodlsol glho. i-losdltieafancy......,sge mammwm glhaYoioToostCrochoi-s mmJunsm my Odor.“ Moo-soonest.” TWss-rrss'“ resorts-sun
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