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lows': in 3111:3ch E. Gerhsm.
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CWeIley ng, 11,0! th )Norwalkn'
spent the S “thigh! parents in
I.
" it never "disappoints the cook.’ {War
reputation and re iahility.
features range makings .
They
“slim thfit alto“ 1111881111th lowest. woeptlon in every borne.
Hub Range stlnds‘ sponsor for
we was improve-pots Ind Nth mu
lam“! ell W W1 00011111:
1 "‘.l.'.‘
in
so will in out och. Boston. Providence. Wpriieiiler. Winfield, Hanford
and Now its
.
-.vll.'i1ilv'..s.§I A
Georgetown, .
1" .
Miss Mabel Wormwood lsI1
the guest of Miss Gertrude Coleman.
of High strainsootgblorwaik
Louis Gilbert. of'zY ken.
spending a few days 11 h his rether.
Kenneth Gilbert. Vol Silvermine.
Miss Mary Cunningham has return-
ed to her home ili Washington street.
after spending the winter in Cubs.
Mr. ' Mrs; I ‘
Main e}§li" "'
week '1
Nos
Pa.
relatives" in Philadelphia.
The 110131111111 11.1.11 or School v13.
liars. will meet in their rooms ill the
High School building tomorrow even-
elrt 1101' nor. of
.
ing. i
Miss isabclili. many... of Stnmhird.
was on a. visitrto or friends in Nor
walk on Saturday and remained until
Sunday night. It
The Visiting Chapter of Trinity
Guild will meet with Miss Br'udiey.
of Fairileld avenue, Tuesday afternoon
of. 3: 30 o'clock. .
. "" »'.I'bie.n. '
% 'l'll'f ' 1111991 " ,
one a c 08111111111111.1111... is
somewhat improved my
Fun. of the spin-trot the Norwaikm
iron Works Company has been closed
down for n “lemma number of the
fmployees have been laid off indefinite
y
Eugene J. IVanNqus. of Bs'yview nve
hue, has l‘e‘turned’fmtdglllton, New
J'ersey. where he “sill last week.
the funeral of his brother. James Van
New.
{111111 3 Pl?“ rty 0.!
01 6x 'lnliy rs
_. ille.’ ' yester 11y
1110111111... and retu'l'ne in Norwalk lust
Ex- -May Scopehi
friclidI's took. 11 cruise
Axle la‘unc .. the.‘
.
.18“, [BI
"will spend the '
Sncquos etc.
faultless and tile fabrics have .'besn “l d \
11,0 temptingly beautiful at such modest prices.
wt" Ranges from 81,90
0,... B. ackson '
~ oppcun
, which is the stronfieu. eodorsemen ,, '
la 1
. " i
wt ,1 l. .4"
.’..
Everything in the Optical Line
t 1'1!
1:”
Eyes Examined Ties
56' WALL eraser.” 1'
‘ .
What you have been looking"
nround the ankle and without clleilng.
We llnve them in scvcrnl different shades of tail and in dull and
shiny leathers.
Dressmg
Women will find our display of Long a
lfltcnsell interesting. Th n1
P110888“ 1111 :1 '1" '1" ";'
Walk-Otter Shoes
for All Oxford that Iwiil fit snugly
PRICES, $8. I50. $4.00 85. 00
' ' luollwetx.
l
Dressing
nd Short Kimonos.
lallt'y. workmanship and fit are
dudfduware.
One can hardly imagine turnouts of this 'stlluly superior quality and
teniion.
N; E; RY ”
86
exerting. reportlnsn this time.
Leslie Paul who lately secured his '. '
disch'hi‘ize tram the Uhlted States
11,le has seclmxl e position at the"
. .kw'ooii Manufacturing Company’s
gldant, where he was formerly employ-
‘.J
: ‘. ', 1 .1..' I'
——Auction sole of household furni.
lure. lit the silo-age emu...” of ii. J.
Reyfldtdii a. Son. corner Main street
and :Gl'efiii‘y fillice.1_l~iorv’r'elk.Wédriesl
day srnoIol'1 Everything to furnish
[IiIie home
..\"'=Mr."nnd Mrs. Edward Qultlner, of
New York. former {residents of South
orwnlil. will , is week
rope on site “ed ur. MnQI t-
her called liltithe‘r, Herme‘ll
IQIllittiier. but .wesk.1
Washington 511812
They lire worthy your lit-
. . .5
no. trims TIME TO BUY
BICYCLES
'We (58m 11 Fulli'l‘ind
M10. 351181111118 and R
LUTHER it;
seem ironwALK F i "' If
181‘ “W‘Iflllmshmlmd late ~
of Spring Hill. Norwnlk, is all right
now. :ftegfiri; 1mm fl,mn§}lIFfld9y
r miners
“MB maggig: 831,11 18% ome sat
ed IS'atl'irge y morning. on
Is feelln'g'n .
"Will‘klrll .11 “New éhnhin, w'ho'hu’s
Mt 111111.111- Mimi-e: to outlier Dixon. of
11118.11 " '1'""11.r.nzr"""
“Ml ‘80 5!) 31:4 Mk 0! int; summer
law: who is editor
and oilier of“! w 1"""t')‘nusal1 Messen-
ger. has been ine poor health for sever-
al weeks but some to be recovering.
. "1'
'. Delegates from “tiller Lodge. l 0
iiynmeries IYost. G.
m 831%“. Joseph
nd :_L. enedict. They
. .1.
Il ‘ v 09?; it Tuesday at»
$82.18.. the 8111 11.1.1.
3—w—
80111119.. Mr Kno'wlesI formerly the
I min: Mealtime}; who me etc
porey‘ril
i all? 16.11» 'Igi'r's
Geo
FBeIlot.
used an mutation?
éd‘fbr the sll'ii‘l‘i‘ner
= fiW’iwflo iv‘is so nicesed
lwmrnfifizmlllm. in 1111113I
. imsohin that h
«$1,111,411 new. street
Where"
tree a' &nrga or science and the offer-
ii‘ere served -
drone will... ',
dared by 92'?
e to lo 11“”.ng .1
The Union 1’
' 'y fr spin "foi
fish! leg; 1
‘ n freshmen
American Apr}
Land {3391" Alum: "
Eompiet'e Line
lure-NE all!) Amhonoxlmih) N 8w ”11
H' i i Rm
l," k9,; 1.1 at":
c'ultur'pi Chemical Co}! .mwmqfllllo of Mind, Pole“ Man-
A. replete Manure, Flue Group! none.
Mapoe' Potato Manure. CompletozfdanuIl-e. Top Dressing, Fruit and Ville Feb
tlllzer.
Wood 'A’shel
. filer? of
I U”.
Ii'l‘lle
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3.1.1 1.....-3‘” .‘*“
1’:’i 1'.\ mg-
“WM '11on 11118121111111. lam-1.1....» yard
1 sou-w some... court?
Potash. Nitrate of Soda. Un-
will} us
is
'.y¢u bull it p or
Reed 8; V881
. o
..I‘1 p.11: .,_.
9d and complete non of in»
her in the Motor-y of this company or any of its predecessors. and
"Illn‘ctfll‘yI sells“ till pllr on“.
YARD TEL. 46-;-
ol Iii iumw Md. I
MILL T318. 411—...
‘suhtnmhimt
Willow" of Im-'
proved
Slide 81 Milleul Waters
I‘mhlllhed 1882.
91'. Carbon-'
vie. 1833211111.. Bill
(or Ale and Lem
: .011 Both.
Dotti. Melt; Anselm
. wd‘ :w.‘" Uud.
, "Thd' Pom: .snd Bent.
. l. . P,1().Box 794
- 'New mun. Conn.
I- TGIBMIOne 1911.
088mm HM?! the 1Pllre 11111111 and
Drugs 401.1110» ill). '06 Be!—
ltsi 80111358
319mm
.. .1 .
Thezfi'l'u Willi Vellum Bloating ‘
llo Welles.
1111. 1157111..
memes...
yo rrode‘ili one
all! or romoy the for
$11an the 11ng old.”
infigkflhs Yo'lm'
lrg’clsa'ning.
lie; l‘e' c'nl'ltelliI rusted opera
tors. tservice. hello 4??
CHAS. ll. D0 .Prop.
‘ e coun'ruwo Duos: . .
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"list
re. or Im‘di
h
in ikndld'
11111211111111
Fresh Home Gathered Eggs,
. .floiii 280 to 309 001.
Butter! 11.111819131111111!
Fresh from the Ereamery. if you
find it difficult to find. Butter to suit
you try our special fresh mode
(imagery in hub or print. 351: and no
M
above other Butter. :0: 11nd 3211
per “lb.
We ere headquarters for the finest
Fruit end Vegetables.
Annmarie. Rhubnrb. Radish. Let
tucc, Water Cress Spinach, Tomatoes.
Strawberries} ”Pincepples menses.
Grapd‘ 1
01111111 ':35 0113 9.1.1119 aml'uy
of amenable (loads. You will be sur«
prised at on! prim. ‘
: f .1 l1; £91..
~ immunisation...
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' WHERE WlD'fER' l. QWKI’I.
.. The occun beats against long and
seemingly interminable sandy beaches
with innumerable towns and camps. as
in summer when the great interior val
lays become hot the rancher brings
out his ecllrnplng outfit and starts for
the shore So1popuillr is this idea in
the ralnless sumnlcl that in \nrlons
ports at the state are seen “tent cit
i118" where for 11 modest sum one can
rent 11 completely «nipped comp with
an sceonlpahylng glmvil‘tltee of per.
feel atomic-5 weather and in many
places 0 guarantee of no thunder
literals. - 1
Off Iiidl'e flowstth'e Japanese Gulf
stream which. with the ocean mod!
hes the entire region as the Gulf
strain 'Iffeots England. model. some
students of weather deny this; the
beanie. 1mm; believe. it bee-use it
is mild. i'l‘lle Mutts. the mountains
Heel. w,txlter.._but the: valleys live in
n 9019111091 spring 01' summer. it does
not rein Mun 1411le November. so there
is a wet and dry season. endnvhen the
East is frozen up. California of the
.iowis'nds is vivid with greens and wild
flamers of every hue and tone convert
the land into 11 garden.
in 11 word, the. climate of all Califor-
1.1.1 is much like that of ltlily and the
Riviera, with this exception: it is
not so cold in winter or so hot in
summer. hence. is real rental-liable
'Wl linoleum use... to those will:
lto'llt life all the. use:
Wither tow and: snow: in winter
"1' W three 01011911110 feet
" their the hut in 111179 on July. Ml
thymine milieu duels an; .in
1 1pm bloongn‘tt re is'lt ecided crispness
111.81 881.8119 pimple weer wint'm:
'elo'ttlin hove fires to keep warm
may be clipped .11th snow: yet the
bpthlpg. him 1! at the benches and
thorium .llet. colder than in July in
the Bleak—Fm m'lAiong the American
Rinierafun 111.1118; Maguzine
""1 dunno emu." answered the til"
(:11 1110111111; woman.
on don't 11110311”
lit tor certain Wi'lllc' I 801112 fish
t1; hm». ullrenilln 111 n colt;
rule‘s borrowed his Mimi“: shot-
an’ Esmeralda Anti
$101111qu of i
tilting: no visit'dlle llurssny)-".lintt W
with all those nice toys? What cell
will molt"
fl liars: 11in ill'l'tin nIl"
. 0' you 1.8 slinevniro orset ileum.
Bo 1.1.1.111; so moor h luxuly. H every
one tip 'nppy 1111' so gl'nlld un' tine.
weer de l'l Albcri pull a an'
dreenk do real ginger sis."
222
" .tllell workshops
. years particularly as W Frank Mc
l
of the state. from ‘north to south. have I
ll. 9.1mm Annalee. a tourist ,5
$111; with city of nearly. 300.000.1111 f
obi-easy the Minccnt Sierra Madre'
am I
. "How mnnymhlidren hove you?" said
the longish. will)!!!
yevsr knoll: -
' ii! men! We not till supper time.
' .m. sole 1 can count emu-Weill»
1' lotton Stat. . . . .
-.'..sultramte Mother landl'émn; .1". "
1 spore moment from really important
dear child, what are you crying £0171
Ink-“WOO! l'
. Wheat 11 vote!"--Puil‘ch;‘ '
. Ifi‘héel‘l'ir of pet. 811110111113, hover oneI .
'IGomnor Said to Approve Idea
Aller inspecting New Havel.
. Oysichroumls.
. o. _ I
-ilARTF‘(YRD. May i7.-oAs 11 result
or the melodies tflp of colonic.
lVeeksw'iih the shellfish committed
of the sound oyster beds on s New
Haven stemner. Saturday. it is- said
lhnt the governor has expressed him :
self in favor of no eqnitsble taxation:
1 There is no doubt that the commit»
teen will. make 8 deport in tumor of tho
opmintnmlt of menial commission to
milks 1111.4111th examination of the
sound by liter beds nnli nsncsn them so-
Mcorliingly.
All expert has it. is said.
oyster
sixty working days.
Many growers are believed .to be'
opposed to this expert assessment. and
so a lively light over it may be lookul »
for in both branches of the legisla-
trre.
The governor and the committee
spent some time in inspecting the
three mrllel‘ed tract in New Haven
harbor. which the growers claim
should belong to them. One marking
a buoy, it is reported. wns found
wushcli out of line several hundred
feel.
it is evident that disputes over the
plum“ i'cnturcs of oyster legislation
will occupy some time in coming
uncle-1 before the Hartford soimls.
0111» tentllro of the dissatisfaction
inillil't'li'll ivllb oyster tux assess
nwiltil crime from comparison with
niol'lzllgus. Heruwilh is given a sur-
ics of liiortgllgou which 1110 taken
from the shell tlsii commission we
only. together with the, assessment:
Mortgage $10,000. assessed 52.0156;
mortgage $10,000. sill-leased 31.47050;
moltgnge 310.000, assessed 53.111500;
nlol‘tv {11311 813.000, ussvslit'll 183.780:
lnorigngl $1.000: assessed 249.510:
11101111111111. $5.000, assessed 3311:1110;
mortgage 2.000. assessed $3012.50;
llibl‘lnugc 810.000, ussesel‘ll Sl,1ii'1'.fi('l:
mortgngp 810.000. assessed 31.41130:
mortgugc 310.000. llssesscd 311.549.5102
mortgage .500, ussesscd $763.40;
mortgage “1.000. nsscsscd $0,520.20:
mortgage $9.000. assessed 8596.50:
mortgugn $7,000. assessed $3.700:
nlOl‘LRilgv 310.1100. assessed $1.639:
11101111111- 320.0130. assessed $1805.10;
11101111111111 $3.500. assessed $1.775:
mortgage $3.500. assessed $1,106.60;
mortgage 810.000. assessed $6.20l.30;
mortgage $11,500. assessed $3.000;
mortgage 2.000. assessed $190.
“'7“?
WORK» FOR THE MAGNET.
How Its Lifting Powflre Have Been
Developed.
The manual that boys of yesterday
used for u lot todllv 1111 men they are
employing 11s it useful lustlumcnt in
Within the let. i flew
'Cil'lrc points out, it is being l'id'nptcd
to handleI many shapes of metal. all
forms of iron and steel from iron dust
to scrape. or small junk in weights of
20.000 pounds. in feet. the would 11 lol-
gest magnet will lift as much as 50
00% pounds. ,
be magnet is employed to break up
imperfect costings. to hold sheets of
metal in position while they are. being
rivited in the building of ships. to
littn "sow and pigs" at the furnaces.
niso as a gigantic broom to sweep both
the large and small pieces of iron, and
in numerous other ways. 1
Half (1 dozen kegs of nails may be
seen traveling through the air. held by
magnetic lines of force despite the
wooden coverings of the kegs v'c'n
two or thrto men um sometimes lifted
from the ground. their feet lestin on
11 metal sheet which is firmly heal
the magnet.
The flat style. of magnet is alsllallle
tel picking up nlctnl sheets, from two
to six at :1 time. one ulldcl the other.
the, 'll'umbcr depending open their
thitzllncss. These may bc dropped by
the llmgnet one at :1 time at the desim
of the operatol. provided he is ciel'cr
in adjusting. the snitch at precisely
the right int,el'vnls.w(?llicago Tribune.
First, Young Lady lienrning goif1~
Dear me, what shall ido only? this ball
is in a hol e
Second Young Lady (looking over 11
book of instructions)——i'.et—iue—-see.
I presume you will have to take a stick
of the ”M to 'ctltI. oil . .
when
See if you can 11113841111. likeg a dust
and brush flhjflglgbihlnquirer.
Elm—111
v.— -— m...—. .. w~w<ufi - .1 m ‘t.—.‘.w».-.- .9.
1111111111 111
- informed ‘
the committee that the value of sound '
bi'dli can be sized up within .'
“'18": :Wnnhlq‘ton St
Winery I
Sacrifice "
4.1181
.4
2 Price
All 11111111111)?
eddy-112 Price “ . r'
C
' ‘43
et South NW
Sacrlflbe
HATS at 13x.
Other Specials from 7 to 9 P. M.
121/21: “LANGSDON 76" MUSLIN
8c AmosKsAo alumnus...
25c wmoow SHADES .......
INFANTS’ onassss ...~ .......
$1.25 SKIBT§ ..................
$1.00 “more
$2.25 WAlsTs
SHORT KIMONOS ............ .
I
I
A LENSE- MAKING TRAGEDY.
1' 110111ny fl)“ [ill .0111... took llllltll lu
......................... 76 yard '1
.............................. 59'
.1191:“
............................. 21c
.................... m
...................... 1..:..;.'ssc‘
........................... $1.69
.~ “33'
.,............. .........
BRIDGING SPACE sv TELEPo‘s'r.
Almost lit the outset Patrick 1.1.1191-
111': st in the summer 011111111 til it a flaw ally saw that the possibilities of lilo
hull In on (llscow 11d ill the great ".'.". £13an 111 elem of telegraphy had
lllfli lens {01 the \i 111111 Wilson
tilt-ting 1010310111" '11; s. llilllil' m'cu.
till. is no less thzm n tl'uvodyI since
it menus 1111 111.111 11w 111‘ 3.0 11011 and 11
do .11. of ll \l‘fll with tho pneulbilltl
that the («world citol't will be no more'
11 11'11-.:.illl
ii is doubtful if 11mm poisons Mel
so“ u reflecting toicsc. :pl. “'llt‘li the
term telescope is used we lintlll'nliy
think of an insiiulillnt with 11 ion:
"barrel." 11nd lenses at each and.
”them al o “it lilost rommon but are
not in many cases lilo. most useful.
The) hair delems which cannot be
lt‘lilt’dlf‘d- in our present state of
knowledge and they have “111in1023
put upon them by nature. which per
blips may never be overcome. But the
Meeting telescope, consisting of a
single lens placed horizontally and
without any
sports the more useful instrument for
astronomers, although it also has its
drawbacks
in this instrument the light fails div
r0111; on the. lens. sod is reflected
back to a focal "point. which is distant
from the lens. according to its dlnlne
ter. it, is open to the objection, that
the light reflected liill‘k illtor'l'eret1
with the telling rays. but ingenultl
has overcome much of the dissdven
latte. The largest cfl'octivv instrument
of this sort is at the Yerkes observe-
iory. but the one pinntwd for 81011118
Wilson is to be more than twice its
large thanlhut of lard Russo. which
was so famous 50 years ago.
The difficulty in constructing a lens
mold than eight feel in dinmctcr aris-
es from the fact that the glass must
be absolutely flawless. or or near so
as human skill cnn make it. To make
such a lens is a long expensive and
difficult process, and many failures in- l
evitnbly result before success is
_ i
achieved, even for small lenses. it;
the 100 inch lens is finally turned out
I normally perfect we shall have an ill-
strument which will greatly add to our
knowledge of the universe about us.
it is an interesting fact in this con»
nectiou that for several generations
the best glass has been made in
France. but the best wor lnllship in
grinding the lenses is ti 9 ill this
country. The latter work is so deli~
cute and difficult illatit. requires al-
most 11 sixth sense to accomplish nny-
111mg like the desired result. w~Piliili
dcipMn Inquirer.
'Your business college for young wo
mt'u seem to be nil right
“it is all right. “
"Do you giro the girls 11 good. prncii
calIbusiness training?"
"in reply to that question i can?
only say thnt til) per cent. of our grud-
uutes marry their employers the first-
year. "«—l.onlsvllle Courier Journal.
FlHn‘O‘OG’TO (With ll ingill—J Yn as.
u . t
"barren." is in many re-tI
not
T~l111n so fully dcl'l 111111 11 11s hr- and Mr
Edison bud believed; that on the coil-
'Itruly, only with the (docile-chemical
itvic mom would it be possible to gain
full use of the wire. Bo. starting at
the beginning once more he struggled
ibruvciy toward the go.1i.ovcrcomillz
problem sulnlounting difficulty, meet‘
ing disuppointment but moving irre»
sistibiy forward. until after more than
thirty goers in the hold of experiment.
he was able to announce ill the ‘tele»
lpost' the consummation of one of the
most intricate problems that ever cou-
fronted e. scientist.
in a little scene that will go ’down
in history side by side with that of the
ilmuguretion of telegraphic communi-
cation betwcen Washington Built
more. Mayor Blbbnrd. of Bell micr-
msiiy opened tclcpost service between
Boston and Portland congratulating
iMAyol Leighton. of Portland. on the
dawn of an era of cheap and rapid belo-
grllphy which would mean so much 00
their own and other mlmicipallties. To
the Morse telegraph. still in gonérlll
use in Canada. and the United Stated.
with its individual operators and its
moot" wordt :1 minute the telepo'st is
Mr: til-1 ill-1.11 naug'iltW is to the
1 .\'il nib r." 111' what the locomotive of
Htewmmm was to its ’I‘relothloli pili—
1.1m- Ulllm'i lesuinr service Milli
tons thi'il Minde‘rhll ihvéntldt‘? W
.'ulils trout 1000 to 1.890 m ll. lnln—
lite over a single wire while ill viper
lmentnl tests it has been knoyvn to
transmit sud record nearly 3 00911103sz
in the some time This Wonderful ve~
:iocity nnnly zed menu's the trbhsnlliislon
of nearly 2.500 distinct Mors'eI digitalis
every second
fil‘eiepost' messages srh'I fire in.
perforating machines with. lift!
keyboards the tape belligI
. through the machine to control rnrj'pttn
the speed of the operator. in is I Ilirse
the tape passes lulder.‘ a' pair .fifee ei
punches each operated by n 1113131181
land controlled by the Morse. tranquill-
ting key. Elery time a hey is smirk,
whether for a dot or it dash two dis
tinct perforations demise. on‘e 'tle'ltr
'the upper rand oneness: the lower edge.
of the tape. the limiter to permit the
“tlallsiiiission of slilye . 11 Wt".
liegntiv‘e impuls’cgo'As Mr‘l‘g‘r Rhinitis
tnpeis run onionspooi. drill '98 '3 «
specie are filled they 9119s,. (8181898
I'thlougll the transmitting meshinepg'fllb
limpulses are recorded all a. c hemlcall
prepared tape. which winds on a. spooyl
similar to that from which it
tlansmltted. The tape is then handed
to the llpcwrlter snd "11113011
(.111 mull Agassiz. in National
lzinc
"M‘w
.
3 Miss Porkenlard~“Weli. papa .189
we are in Europe, at, last." 1
Mr. Porkc'nlrir,d—-“Ye13 and now see
here Clnrm I don't want you throw
{yourself away on any of theme
Norwalk Chronicler