(Continued from First
u‘hh'e selectmen ml'i det'erril no.
is outcome of t 0 special
fimwmiemu rtemoon
town
a the attractive
town hall.
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Te Iaild New Iaihheuae.
is meeting was well attended.
liam H. Burr. a wealthy or.
p the plan that it is all
wi solve the difficulty Mr hurl!
' M the promise of $500 for the
mma ”221222;"- ctu wt its!
He hes made a study of public parks
OJ pf"
I the like, and his plan is based on
t study He declares it entirely
' l’ir'iuch impresaieh were ' u ill'dosom
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e"lsid after the meeting that he
had the 8500 all subscribed, and that
ho. should notify the sol tmeu
fact at once. so that .‘t ere Iplilil
9
no delay in carrying out the
molesting lasted one and one aif
nip at ca 0 0 order
:3: s: 16,wi51 ad‘iiisll Ogol‘ers pres-3
'30 MW 0 uses 0 or
to“) e£m1$5¥ one one to edit
Mastate ent from‘ lbs selectmen re
n log the bathing houses at the
c.h
b
not to the be: etid tl'
her of the ao'~called be it houses.
ch were virtually ilvin‘- has. _as
hey incited to make the ebb was
land water. as they had
irylhill’g'slis.= named the bath
one were four feet by live while
more too hafnium 4.th The
&W red thugm had a vote of the
mill“ th {hm emer'th'o rel
gotta“ of “all these houses but found
We mirony ah now Without
sheh a. vote they won d stir up a bor-'
net’s neat. and he understood that the
board would not have. the maul sup.
port -.er the. heatlpoopie or .the town
blink- of them. The board wanted to
mall‘s-tha-bescu. decent. clean and re.
spectahle,.and it would he made so it.
the town should vote to have it.
Resolutions iuinodue'e'ti
At this point Willlhln it bun pre‘
sented the follpwipg resolution:
'Whereas. the ublecttncn have or:
dered the remover of the bath housed
1932er
Beach. and t”soulltt further
tot the “3:92;.
in relation
WWW" inns: iiillr'éfore
“Resolved,
int. thIt' e defitm'en
all blah-Induces Id from the
beach withrhzaona
‘erend. tin selcotmen. he and
hereby Ismail: and. to erect a bath-r
ingupadilbh shall.“ mil: tsubv
Hwy“)! .9) concentrations: ll.
”his or t as heiress tit.
vsaaa'daf ~
thtahait hates to. the public.“
pudendum motels ”(sand corn “'2
W593. July 1 too
We};
hinifliti ”Vllihh ‘50 me
e ‘ifubiio llit d the
rider be.
Milled flannel: eardrum wrung“
uzthh ”'39:“? may approve.
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H. “his“ ”3233.33 395““ church lines. Iher special value in this W, V
. ‘ . ”at” .211 do“? 31ml 3' es 3:; the church, on
‘ '.'. _. :33 m. t2“! Malls ofjh fatten q'uiill s whléb' gave be
. A . .= ll Ifou- “a; ratchet thew
c o r o “a
' "gpord'vlhdlls, linenlirht‘rcu;Y
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0 Wit 13% he whining? ”
in reply to his questions.
'Weurr ”cramp
throorns of these at Bridge-
' reught element from smorwalk go
. bpthipg house; were perfifilflilt 0' :rh:
2'23. tulips " “but
" as well as remés'ehthtives of that pro
' 1 was brishtellpd br thet
all rlr 1.9332:
h litMn't the "1% lees df‘tiie ‘décdiilléd
it their and bereavement. semiannual
first: 2.0.; 22°.
alien called for
‘ . t and
l .
The other silt b in .tbe war-ill in
rd to the uncollectable andv lus-
lanes was disposed of by a vote
dtthe seleotmen abate all such taxes
upbo and including the year 1906.
After thistheI Ilurned.
. {idealism} 2:; ill made by
Selectmen 1. pm}! wakeman, and en.
dorsed by several others. the affairs at
001090 Reachh are long n a dis-
grace to the town isuiarly a
there and, taking possession of these
.bath houeIes conduct them-
very unsednlly manner. in-
suitingI d ”'2 their actions
so that many who. mig t desire to go
to the beach {to not dare to.
delves‘lp'b it
upon he Wyment or 5 fee for
one Lieu only. here is no record of
moat of thesepeo is over having paid
a deed“ foe. rao i at they are virtual-
! ,
y'ghlr‘msn Wakonlan of the board of
selenium, said after the meeting that
(i hold proceed at once to
1&0?- D3“ houses removed, in ac-
Whittle with the vote of the meeting.
A number of those belong to Norwalk
pooh. and théimm hove threatened to
arts Jipibnet
at on if“ it'll 2}:th
the rib or
was modem to.dl OB thpm Althey
gee. now” thppe bath houses spoil the
each for al the remainder of the
town. and do not pay one cent of reve-
nue to the v.iilage IWestport has been
eatly dtirred up over this uestiou
r‘a l‘ons time mm to so
add be settled. touch I'r'eilief is
elt'. '
MKNV NOUQNERI PRESENT.
Funeral of Mrs. Bertha L. Reynolds
Takes Place at Her Father's Home.
The- unerai of hire. {Bertha Lyman
itsynol e. the wife ‘of Dr. ’Percy l.
Reynolds who died unexpecauiiy at
her home in North Amherst W ednes-
day Worn it, took .plt'ice on Saturday
at 2 k at the residenceI of Iber
father. Rey. Payson V'l. Lyman. the
homepage of the Fowler Cochrmtion-
ai Church. at Maple and Hanover
streets. Many friends .of the family
Joined the relatives in their outward
expression. and there was a large and
beautiful floral representation.
The services were conducted by [tel
Dr. W. W. Adams, senior pastor oi
the First (hamtwnai Church. Bel
eral other city pastors were present,
fashion in lob man of 'the members
of the Lym n family hale been engag-
ed in the service of tile city hnd else
where. The occasion. sorrowful as it
was, and with which pap t the weath
er conditions appeared n harmony.
ught of the
wealth of human ampat y which it
elicited and by fhe ashes of the per-
sonal woi’th and Ifllohtitiill fliture re
"21me the disputed. it th in ‘
. b or e s an
by “Edward n d‘aeiiilu on or a; tear
solo "’if 1 Were a ice.“ refill Oll'l'
New. Testament “solutions includa
am the distinct: aribiite to the emu
t Ionian and spoke of the Divine-
ripeniplrinihriiy. to have long life so
its earl h purpose interfered with
y the “recursion. and on ‘fhe 'pohttil
lines of tactfulnitlg' high ‘ silli‘llil'a‘lr
state tbro e operation 0 normal
wglim ill’a- stamens iou‘cli
its drum. it'nd cloning wttbi
the remark its“! limit they who now2
hounded the downs er sorrow and trial’
can know the pollen of God.
’i'iie tit-l. a‘hn ulnartet. Messrs!
ln Ili‘d'rsid u.’ ey
t'Vins mush batik “come W’i 0 will;
tier 0 ch use (Joel‘g'tu sfid’
broiler itheI router" church. tereli‘
m c.pltempianv position in the church.
: Rev. A. J. Lydian. of Brooklyn, N.
,Iuapou sin-ofitev.,P. W by man.
ii i
illi““l.'i2.°"3i will 3.22%..
ldgdthe puts-duel" in the” expiration
.‘or match: solids these services. anal
r rennin to viewers: smut
mu usn exalted :hetwedti. use
.4 R V. l“ W. WWILU'AMBON'S LETTER.
in?“ ”32.2 232290.
We“ will“
amt; "ih 'mld
wfi'"”
a “$2223.”. 3“". "
at moderate coil.
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ashtv 'wou=____r parent's urge.
Wee Guru Golfer Nht to ‘tntar the
Metiolieiit‘nn Tournament.
Charles H 3303”. the W298 Blifll
golfer. who won the championship iii
the Metropolitan golf tournamt-nt‘ a
year 0.10,") u min fhdf’dlile 38 hole Midi
with Jerome I) rely rs will not lie'
fend the title thiotveek b‘I'ut up: Willa“
where thehi .G A chitin kids hip ill
begin Wednellday. seer.- as bligpjia‘y-
ed gulf since last October. He
lug an extensive féul estate lin'sil't ..se
and has been so busy this a fin thin
he has had no time for hellililts
While Seely is allowing 2th local
title to go by dofrililt Travers will be
trying to will ilu- great olfin etclit
of the world, the chin lob 9E,
England slid all g'dlflllg eyes
on him 0: at least oh the cable dis
patches annoubcin the mom. til
the (monument. ‘i‘ e play began yeIA
terd:y. and continues throughout the
wee
Wes Burn will have two represents
lives in the Apawamie toblvlhnlebu'm
1.. Scout-iii. .lr.. and tin-Gerri" Smith.
Scoiield illal'ed very well ’hl‘flle re
cent tournament at Fox Hills.
Stamford golfers aiil- also be inter-
ested this week in the hi. 0 A. w0~
menu and menu tournament acres
the sound tin the links of the Nessa
Country (lllrb Mrs. clili‘rlos T. Stout.
\yho learned her game at 'Wée Burn, is
lights to enter The title holder to Miss
Georgianna Bishop of the Brooklllw'n
country Club of Bridgeport. Mrs‘
.Stout has 'w u this title two or three
times. She n it ”ice as Miss Behe-
vieve Hooker and at that time was
considered to be in a class by herself
oblong women players. As was the
.crtse with Mr 80er she was taught
e game by George Strain. the old
so Burn pro.. and in his day one of
the best professionals in the coon
try.
it is a source of regret that Seely
is not in shape for the tourn sent
this week, as he gcnerully a re-
maritabiy well in this event. in 1901
be defeated Walter J. Travis in the
send final round and was put out the
next day by Findley 5 Douglas. the
strain of the previous day hating been
tto much for him. last year be de‘
floated both Travis and Travers.
by l. WWllliamson. Huntington
it. writes: “This is to unify
that i used Foieya Kidney Remedy.
nler bus exhaustion and kidney
“gill ad am free to say that. it with
i that you claim for it " Foley's
Kidney Remedy has matured health
and 'strmtbto thousands .of wash
lulu down people Contains no harlot"
and is pleasant to 'tIhe.
Bridge harmony end F. H. Baxter. 0'.
adnootuae‘rebe- nouuo rseue.«
. Th: gpi‘ing meeting hi the R0 all
m digit“ held in the Naugbl‘ili'j
spartan: and. the'ihenmnra'lefm the; fate-l
l7. whom ’ilo'tn
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sessions-:25
it use eye-ta aim ti
Mingliliu'flon to (lo. lid!- Mrb.
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he «as lint lrg- -|hll'dadly'g::oted
er‘in sunset tones and
d liter tolllil'rlhi‘h hblde
illi
all! Igg-
'eb
é 'who
Resin nil:
in ni'z'it o 's
d families wi te’fihwler Church,
'{rpumrfi Fall River nfriends .c‘in other
3i)! lg:B the H ha elm;
of lite all;
the $7 counsel? a
“initial“ libi't'éh ‘b‘e‘r
At the” head was a wreath oi Vic's
0th. bdlrlng'.‘ in white. the were. “W
.0ver.illie initiates thelrt was
bwastb' bullies -:ot airway and:
as when adornment many. an.
hetuegrebfl harem miter-ism slumber =
'ool, Saturday. The pr
gob mainiy' dcvp to his hddress‘
r. w m. Chan l0r superilltéli
qr schools in south ‘N'orw ik. or.
illih3eot.
2* a. r= ~
e httldfes still ie less hi the e e-’
Minty schools intb folir classes;
(1) informational, (2) 'lOgioal, (3)
anatomical, ('4) dhysibipg uni—s u=
. omwhat untamhouluh 3‘hou Giotto;
r sec or
lll'lfg geogr- by history mend rash:
‘2.“ who'd... .3332 ‘3
V0 ‘0 lus‘t necess-
“calico abs mecuhetrdol til 3'
Utfiloisson relieved’tne dilutes: The 6di-
,aers tor the next meeting are: Preiii
eat Irathnip D Higgins be bum“
century shop treasurer E. '.A 9a hits,
2‘.“
Gregory. awn
Dal?
‘DUMTION IN mom.
Education as now understood in in
die tie on exotic and aromas nowhere
any real enthusiasm. The indian
trader lrsr or money lender has ae-
consulate his Wealth without any very
daylong aid from English education,
$th hie prob'ahly therefore does not see
it i
hits milieu dispensed with.
tatn;ford prbgrhm commune, George
Boyden, Westpbrt. chairman; Al
rt 0. Wilson. Origination, and Frank
should help others to what be
t
tabla Mite flowery“ the-flie-
beams-erg“ l'IRivtlr .nveslsg
May all' ‘A= =
's Fahrenheit reading to
. 'Idbitaet 150‘. dd been from
alumni"; div (is the ‘1‘.
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‘wmt iridedhe mount byvh 0, this
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be.
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2 ”West 2mm £2. {I'm—M New York City '23
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as assist. rprtav
cab Carry 9 Met Car, Two Wang
and 850 Passengers.
(St. Nicholas).
Perhaps the most remarkable bridge
in the world, in fact the only bridge
of the kind in th world. is the guild]
furry which exl‘en'ds across an alt
canal separating Minnesota Point from
the city of Duluth.
0 order to prollde a sh rt cut to
her harbor, Duluth dug a on hi across
:the point. 'illa'eby turning its a:
it into in island much to the c all:
olraundry residents thereon. To help
'tbem the city for a while carried them
to and fro lu mahoata. than by
steam ft)ll'\ as their numbers
creased
The at compost uus slow ant} egpen
Isiye. andw everybody sodu whated some
‘thing better. Then Duluth built an
'lerial ferly bridgt- 186 feet high in
the clear. so as not to interfere with
the tallest masts, and from the bridge
suspended a car 50 feet by at fast
ide. in which assougorsiravel across
be calihl rnpi y and in column.
The door of the car is ii fact about!
(be ground and only a iltle more
than that above the water. The car
ltilelf is fastened to metal rods 0:
hangers. which in turn are attached
to wheels that roll on struck on the
overhead bridge 136 or more feet in
the air.
The car is moved by electricity and.
makes the passage across thmcanal in.
a little more tan one ml ate it
will carry at oné time 125. 000 pounds.
which is said to 'be equal to a fully
loaded double truck street car. two
loaded wagons with their tennis, and
850 passengers. it makes 12 trips
In hour betwuen h in the morning and
midnight and two an hour after mid-
night.
Childron 7c”,
,1 Mfl‘fl'dlfill's
c A‘s J}; R i A 2
new couuranrdl‘l‘ 92 hm.
rouse.
WASHINGTON May 25 —-Treasury
omclala bare in their session a
counterfeit 32 silver certigoaat die of the
series (if 1899 it bears the check let
ter "A" and face to is No, 1,110; hopr
the portrait of ashlngton. and the
pignatures of W T. Vernon mgiatrar
the treasury. and Charles H Treat
easumr of the United states.
. Tho counterfeit hi mlntedfrem .atoh'.
plates, and is on good quality bond
9v
aper, but no attempt has been 'iiihde
it‘ll". of Wahhin t it does
imiipte the silk 1290‘s Thel
tfebture or {hm sit is the
fit stand put hii'a 1,1:pr to the back
nEround wh‘l'ch il 0 'give the life
keness of the genuine. ‘Darker' greehl ‘93
nk than that used on the genuine ih'
sed on the back of the spurious pa‘
per. .
CARRYING THINGS TOO’FAR.
(The Bohemian Magaaine).
= A auspicious sound came from the
cellar.
Mr. Vauastorbilt sat up in .his s‘llken
: canopied bed and] i.istened
The protein clqc it an the onyx- and
sea m‘a‘nte'l struck the hour of mid-
eight.
Again on e that suspicious sound
from e‘lru er snesu regions.
MEWS Walla v at the coal his. eh?
it stri es rue t at this is carrying mat
Fla Just a tr 0 far!” remarked
r Vanastorbilt bitterly And spring-
as. from his couch e are-nod his
new revolver and listened celiar
hi'at‘d to checkmaye the daring purldin
ers of his precious anthracite:-
lf you desire a clear completion take.
ll'oley's Orino L'u'ativIe for constipa-
ion and liver trbi'rh‘le as‘it vflil‘htim‘n-
ate these organs and t
cleanse your system. which is What
everyone needs in the using in order
to tear well. Brides Pharmacy «our;
H. Beater.
paanolrowrlt‘ almost: raiser.
ramparts. y lbs—.Mg? room-
«gonna?
ll .2 Brlfllille 'e'um is preserve
till UPQMi ‘ll old of pure gins?
hidb ears riy ate. it is in
Flaps of s lion‘s he’d, having on t
he name of 'all Egyptian king of the
. front. is oh obth‘e new" models that.
. handkerchief with a border the color
" ‘ho'w crimes in face powder In the same
. form which cannot help being popular"
" and e\ on likes to have a bit of powder
. pose if she is only off for the day.
Ice is sing attention to turn
. august om laces made of braids—-
Teal. . rlt: racked: 'l‘hcl!
" 'hol a lhb‘t‘il‘idlis lhllt.
l'lls ”ill.
" part of the black of an e tremaly long”
chilling;
is?» h a... b...“
,. ‘ . ’. . l l.
. ._.
I lam . .1 ' .ll .II.
or. sun's Mm... sits its lsil‘
.llm“ turned it so as to produce ih
'l est io‘ "Illjle from back t
is recei ng a good deal of attention
now by use who are preparing bald
for the resorts. It is especially pretty
in the lingerie niuteriula.
A soft yellow cashmere la clumping»
ly made up as a house or tea gown. in
negligee off lr for ous’ s room or even
0 Icons iii no Black, Isoft. fielder»
brown. greenmtbere are= several color!
which our be. null in moderation with
.190: to give character to such a sur-
rut-lit.
‘ From the pocket on the altcve of
your tennis waist should emerge it
i
of the waist t irnrning. or at least on
initial embro ered in the color.
Pphlder in chVenleut cake forln for
the nails we have had some time. and
at this season whdn everyone travels
In her handbag to banish the shirt!
The vogue for the heavy hand- made
are moste active 0 d their making in
0! till the beautiful colors in fashion
ihl a season none seems to be enjoying
greater Vogue than blue. There are
so many shades of it that no one it
difficulty in finding one that is becom
ing.
Had it ever occurred to you to drop
all the soiled. dingy silver pieces 0!
your purse. 'into the cleansing solution
in whlrh you have been dipping your
“hie Alive!" in this way you call
have it bright and class without any
labor
The new note papers that are up
pouring daily reflect the fed for colors
nywhere and everywhere. Suspect
lieu have borders that are neat
sthrtling in their color schemes. bright
red being not unknown. and there are
new shapes in envelopes which help
make up the startling effects.
The New York Herald is authority
loathe atsternsnt. that bicycles are
coming into feqor again among yourl‘g
women. be re ot used for bus
noes, butjruxa’lllhaaahl little spin in
'W fore breakfast-«a short.
brisk l‘lt e Which brings one borne with
glowln (ht-eke and an astonishing up~
petite for breakfast.
It seems it little odd that the golp.
silv.er topper and other metal trim-
mings should have such a strong togué
so late into the season. it is not warm
weather yet' by any means, but no one-
know that it wasn't going to be l'lbg
the gowns arid hats that are bell
trimmed with these metal effects are
depignpd for wear even into the very
heart of the hut season.
Tilers seems to be no occasion for
Wliléh'fOuiIl‘rl from considered a suit
able gown material. At a recent New
York wedding where society was out
in force, several of the handsomest
gowns noted were of foulard siik. it
has body yet is clinging. and has n
gloss that is very rich looking. but not
obtrusive.
How often a girl puts on a hand
somely tailored linen waist of smart
design. and then, in a mistaken effort
to make herself attractive spoils all its
handsome lines by putting about. her
throats My stock or other piece of
neckweor an entirely out of keeping
with the waist as it could possibly be
if a tailored waist is becoming at all.
the chances are that the severest of
heckwenr is all becoming. At any rate
such neckwesr should accompany such
a waist.
One gets some idea of the tendency
to buy saunter. dresses readyunade
when she sees a customer in our shops
being fitted to four in a single morn
ing. Despite the cold weather which
made one think of fur rather than
handkerchief linen. a local shop (per-
haps all of them. but i only happen to
know of, one) which makes a specialty
of lingerie dresses of :1.th order.
was last week selling frprn one. two
three and four to a customer at a. time.
easily adjusted to almost any nature “i
Cotton marquisettge seems now to3
blue the‘iesd over cotton crops as ,at
waist material. real laces and hand
“embroidery being noted as trimming.
l and that our boys' furnishing de—
partments now have the khaki suits
with Norfolk Jackets to which atten
.tlim. was called a few days- ago. They
.009 .out clothing on the lines of the.
.hdult. hrln an edit. and seem to meet
the complete a'pp'roval of young Ameri-
on.
If you want a pongee gown that will.
look well with hard wear all season”
lie not economize when buying but get“
i
perigee soon gets stringy and wrinkled
looki ki.ng
Costs are lined with fancy silks. or
rather silks in fancy colorings. The
pink of healthy check: is very muchyp
enhanced by a soft gray or creamy
colored cloth suit tram the coat of.
which peeps a pink silk linen as it
fails open.
The handsomest ages and raJah
costumes are emb dared in golf col-I
.or . The Sun tells of an oyster white
perigee seen in Penis. made princess
and lavishly embroidered in self-iglono
and a long sleeveless coat 'of net. also
mounds of embroidery arbund its edges
and Iover cheat and shoulder.
Heavy elastic lacing At the lower
4L
col-set helps 'tngteri’a'lly n making it
comfortable when a ltti , The bones!ll
are usually “hinged? ip‘t see very long
models and‘thh two little of iacings.
d‘rlllilt
W‘We "tilflr 'v'du'r ' l '
abottle of lag: 2132:2332
9‘ “it “limbs?” Int oe'd 'r
in. ‘ I s
“ elm? lb
.irrii’htidlt'hiid dill 'lidlr. :gdn' yen phi I
better alighili'ellt olifd “try it)
10h"
Two steer. 50c. an
the very best you can had. A cheap in
06.109? .22...
" g'hirlt'lll'isf t'ublr'ner
‘weatfitl‘ let the
range fire die out,
Oil Cask—Stove in I
corner of die kitchen.
and at once the family
‘boillltg, 'rying'and bak-
ing play he done with
comfort, because the
liven the bear bridcr tiie
kettle and sat about
ile room. distiller
dishes-riot Wag
minim: rials:h in“ 22';
CC IlWWlih Of "2250 Ill
”ordealhri writs surpass-stutter-
the llhén or silk and the elastic
pass each other at the plum. bill
so there will be no brek
The wbman who will ire proper
care of her face comm 0 'ng now at
the very beginning of t e automobile
season. can mot'or as much as she likes
without roughenlug the skin A
cream should he bsadns a'prote‘c ion;
every time removing it. with the ac
cumulated dust, on coming in
The greatest cry in’bate at the pres.
one moment seams .to be ilor writhing
ior.eutomohlie wear that is chtiqal
becoming and not too oxpensivo. .1 run
almost daily besieged b\ letters linking
me if i have seen anywhere Isuoh pruc
tlcal inexpensive Imoduls. 'A won an
pill buy any amount
pinpoint or
is pretty to begin w filial.
will have no hesitation inl growl K
away after a few tours throh'gb wills
and dusts and showers
in a paragraph on lb new Frphcb
colors "Vogue' says .t e two new
oroun tones are it .cisiou mid 'arnaduu;
the former translbted measurn'abog-
any and is. as the name implies
rich deep. warm h wn with reddish
lights in its cast 1: lie ‘the lutter is
the exact color of tin deb-m aorta
Iiark chptlidls color with a. print brown
note very ”032.32?" dub?“ Fai_
or and cbq e e are a
iiful vivi‘d ilién brown (be one Willi
lingers or copper. the older more on‘
the order of terru coils. Ind Firth éa-
i‘ally good in the deepest tones.
'ailie is the rich translucent yellow!
brown of the tortoise shell i
"I‘ll: oenLv mrcrr Lanes.
(C. W. Beebe in Harper's Magazine)
Our trips to the pitch lake on the
orgottsn. A warning toot from the
dimlhufhe whistle hurries tisthrough
k and co our cameras on
“3336 on Eh hi the eliftle ”it";
'soB'dsnliéd tender of the shut ne. 22.12“
at h tubby complaining credits
around the curve ythl‘cb ll es ‘thc‘ l
lap of civilisation and bariss us in
For nearly 20 years these little W
engines have hustled and eibowedj
he Jungle and its 'heople have come
look upon this narrow winding steel
. The uhdarbruah creeps close.
hadionly the constanti‘lvhippingmi‘ the
our. hrshkfnst and we ha'Sten to t e:
"en‘epes mouh‘t
id is get under way. i322.“ 'glyiu
he jungle.
hair way over the sanky.raila,.un‘tli
nth.“ part of the genital order of
engines and cars befits down the
or the perform edged
“mlgt errof the l
6to ion ‘kro‘ws.
i of
ive.
iti'aa verin
”All them drestI ,of gvaried
'expsnas tl'i’ block epit'chfifildhlea. abort
grass. clumps or torn and 'W was
fusional isolated palms. Flowers
may kinds grid colors spying from
the” heart or iii raw pitch itse .la—l
consume before .us with loud cl‘ies
d Whitening wings of gold. One
ay walk over tliebiake at will morn;
ut in the Kit
ll" places 01.032220...
sink ouiditly links one keeps coa-
litantly on the move.
A: the first IllP'
fit, “NE?” l’erioctm ‘ =
“New Perfirstioa" re ‘ =
MNE‘T‘TOP—s team's found in‘rdset‘crlorhtovd
Wei 0 steel range.
hot after they :26“
tow‘ela handy. Made in
Win” Top as desired.
At yousdaeler' so: write our nearest galley.
Lemur
nod ~mellpw, swung. continuous.
No better lamp is made for every household are. if not)“
msboxhh‘ob‘dpmv,
gag bid
“3
dress: hole. but wit Ien t 00 11‘"?
tombbillng all e \iI'R'll Dwell“
Lille
a'aetissls.
early morning engine will never be be hi“;
l
he " just above": Lit” ,'
source of supply. where
b is alwnys soft, and whersoo -
deaths and nothihsann he vyr
3 ‘ .
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hbieli'giit-forr'ehdr
log, sewing er
'Trlilrvsirdiidr QA'NIQM.
grab,
it Was a Much 3'filu'per‘flfiaii- ‘Than
Port link-u.
(Army and Navy Journal).
The tendency often to consider the
latest disaster. storm. etc.. as the
greatest in history is revealed in the
.ugiviug to the siege of Port Arthur byI
the Japanese 'in the Manchurian war
the first place among sieges for the
caper-anon of the beslégers and de-
eildelr's. 5the extent of mining and
dounter- “mining and in the blunt
seas of the assaults. But a study of
the siege of Gastritis—the seaport (rapt.
tel of Candis. or Crete. one .of the
st islandsc of theyuedlter 841.8911.
8 .eetrah 1h s also beluga.
pia'kes the finite Ail or ane tripe"l t
the hi coat in s e hi
_§:%:t taping“ 349. the 223min; sat down
Coil is and never it sin quit-
ted their camp till the city all more
thhn twenty years intents the cou-
uest of 'the rielnnd more than 300,090
urks perished. The gmilon of Ve-
ninety-sip sol-,ties, pun
unstained ii mix apasults and fifty
\e subterranean attache. 1’ r MIME
1,172 mittena1 while 9, hi6 ,s were
ting ml) Turks. ’The enetigus
row more than 58.000, shells and
owns than 100,00958 great es besides
6100 do of glass. K‘ILleb en'ant Gen-
eral F. .I‘yr‘rell. "British army. said
hi the siege in a recast issue or the
fennel of the. Royal thrilled Service
astitutlon: "Fierce encounters took
lace daily under ground in the sub-
ermaean galleries. .Mpasulmans turd
Christians tolled .ond' strove for
'l'iery in a. gigantic lahrTiI rub
warren" saultln gool runs of Turks
would Inot side. aikEQl'iy Ids shoes splints
= own war urine qpplo
highs, while at the c pitioal .momIen
a sortie the Turks would set off a ties
to .019 $afusion of the heels ed, The
brand l‘zier. aged mivg‘pu u.i w'ap a
0 ii roar-
ed: 1:211:88! liligfi a all?3 255:0 gt lim-
liltion. he pet; {up a 023i din muddy
as part '20th impel“ rneI'ntad
cast 'gir'niz of lb Nadine on as the
aeolian pieces, in order to utilise the
hoosaads oi cannon shot Which the
arria‘o'n iidd fired at him and which
9 caused to he- esrerlniy "enlighten.
The difficulty of reducing the piece
lay in~the Moses of the Turks at
sea. Relief ampediflens with troops.
load and ammunition. could entail the
on almost at will. but not enough
ensign linens ”remanded to make
ucb 0 fan impression upendho huge
array of the Turks. The latter were
03.239.41th at so lot-plug, put
til i. 016%
323:. but: 3;: 53... .. u... .. .231“ o: 29' 3.
2233' ‘5 “ed 322 33: will u. was .llte oldg'ys tendiyé't forr
guhg'liawh la {Eli is bit-f Q ޢ WW2:
ii (2 by 3‘3le 9:1“ 3) I, ha "r yengineerlg Were 42:33:12?de
i‘diilili of mile a"! 8:33 0 “1'23““ fy “9" .ideas anti the lsssonale' rnerl
Wenonah glint d, n the hallucination edit runes can-
it 'pit‘cp 'etx nihilism:— 3 93338 a Ind'1it3 dllvwntesoen to“ Wt into practice
2113be died. To Immi‘el‘b d 9321 hv min-andIGodiiu'n.
so“: on “it 3‘ lies by soft whats (pool? ,
dilate some at dusk r a. ‘
recs it: there until the next om g.‘ '
wrun‘rldwua ob bfL’sYfllIAMI.
(Haileion Communicates lhdisbapo
~ lis News).
-Msrs ilving along the Wabash
River Just below the stream: junction
'wIlt harrass River are enjoy-
ir'ig et sport in chasing ducks .rIlInd
gnu ’ rhipby drop into the river a‘ud
fits! ins: relented with oil
3’. . swim may; 09:12.00 uphoii
:llnflingtmhp owls h'n't this"n are un—
bl to rise “.me fly.
$33“ adults r R W "les's urea
omit of crude ol "mfr ilin‘dis oil
deillil‘ to the Withds’h. "it blimp hilt in
a thick scum over the “mm. The
ducks unable to fly. nipkemood pm-
press by swimming. however. and fur-
't think that. Miss can? be cur-
22333235“? ”b. -‘a t . needing ,.
eleventh misty.
dill": infimi Irg'ps” 3.
cents at any drug store.
blah rest siteiteImenl. to lhmm who
:“l'dfittcner. “beaming 1‘91ng one af-
ternoon without firing a' ”gun.
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