Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the
B ridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient service at
ail- time
Personal attention mph to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Coins in and wait for your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
John W. Beatty, of East Washing-
ton street, is spending the day in New
York city.
Miss Hazel Potter. of East Norwalk.
Went to Mount Kisco. Sunday, to spend
the day at her home,
The tug Port Chester. of the lied
Star fleet, was a visitor in the local
harbor this morning. coming in after a
tow.
Attorney and Mrs. Leo Davis and
son, Leslie. of Rowan street. left today
for a two weoks’ vacation sojourn at
Lake Placid, New York. "
and Mrs. Charles Pearce.
Mr. of
Cove avenue, are entertaining their
son and daughtoivin-Iaw, MI- .and Mrs.
Frederick Pearce. of New York.
Frank Ferguson left Monday for Ne-
braska. Mr. Ferguson. who is a son
of N. Smith Ferguson, is making the
change for the benefit of his health.
Miss Lucille Finch and Russell
Finch. of Van Zandt street. have gone
to Frceport. bong island. their former
home. where they will spend about it
Inonih.
, Miss Minnie Collins, of Osborn ave-
nue. and Miss Francis Costello, of
Seymour avenue. South Norwalli. iii~
Wail Papers
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POCKET BOOKS
A Complete Line of Crockery,
Glassware and Housefur-
nishing Goods, Etc.
English Blue China by the set or
piece.
Square White Fruit Jars can be
cleaned quicker and better. Fruit will
pack closer, the Jars will look nicer
on your shelves than the round grcch
‘ glass Jars.
Square White Jars have the Light-
ning Top.
Window Shades made to order.
Painters' Supplies.
Best Mixed Paint, $1.25 gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L'. H. Decker
‘ 87 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CON.
GOING TO BUY
-.-——-A-———
Range.
Get it now while we can
make prompt connec-
tions. Postal brings
representative.
Connecticut
Company.
(i. o.-l-aunt0lie~
ionic ”so .
We...
tend to Are to Wmdinont. this after-
iioon. an spend the night.
[The sky to the eastward was lighted
up by a fire last night around 12
o‘clock. it appeared that the blaze
was several miles away, but it had not
been located early this morning.
Albert D. Morgan has resumed his
duties at Charles id. Dow's hardware
stor» in South Norwnlk. following his
annual vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Mor.
gan have returned from a vacation trip
to Portland and other points.
Some of the fireworks at itoton i’oint
’ ‘ ”'"fillllig made quite a pretty sight
‘; . , Norwalk, The set pieces show-
“ e from this distance. but the
aerial umbcrs on- the program could
be seen in all of their beauty.
E. K. Smith. of New York. brother
of Mrs. George ’i‘ooker. of Thomas
street. and a party of friends are ex-
pected to arrive this week to establish
II camp of a week or two at.CaIf Pas-
ture. The campers will be insurance
men.
—iiiiy homemade bread. biscuit and
cake at llanner Iiakery, 220 E. Wash. St.
Captain and Mrs. Charles Putnam
have just returned from an interesting
vacation trip in the form of II eruii-ie.
They were gone. three weeks and visit-
ed many points of interest along the
shores. There was fine weather for
practically every day of the trip.
The East Norwalk Fire Police will
set the date to rtIIeir animal clam-
bake at their next meeting .to be held
on the first Mondiiy evening in August
The meal will probably be held Jn Ho-
haniinn‘ ; woods where they lune bad
a number of Iboudcr palties this soa-
son.
The season- for work on the natural
growth oytser beds under the control
of the state came to a close yesterday.
The East Norwallt oystermcii who
have been working on the Bridgeport
beds will therefore be home for some
.vfi'
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to Electricity -
Appliances of every description—
goods always in stock for Motive Pow~
er. Electrical Advertising. Decorative
Work. Bells, Cut Off Switches, Adjust-
able Lights, etc.
Orders carefully and promptly ex.
coated—prices right!
The Reed 8: Volk Electrical Co.
36 WASHINGTON STREET,
soura NORWALK.
TEL. 805.~
should be equipped with a dainty
snow white one piece "Standard" l'or
celaih Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be Io have hot and cold running water
In your dressing chamber, sleep-
ing apartment or flat door teller
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
chanics. honest and reliable.
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CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITO.
. THE NEW
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EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Room- a Special Feature. Can
and Electric Lights Throughout. Ev-
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MATEO REASONABLE .
Fina Stocked Cafe in Connection.
A full line of imported Ales. Includ-
tnq the famoua Baaa'. Barron's and
Bass a. Go! a stout, atwaya on draught.
Anhauaoi- Busch Bear on Drought.
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I'OIanGaMW!
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Nervous Women
will find that Nature responds'
promptly to the gentle laxa
tive effects, and the helpful
tonic action of
Sold amid... i. u. 10¢.an zu.
time in that work cannot be resumed
on the state beds until September 201b,
From now on. for the remainder of
the season there will be a busy time
for the oystcrmen in getting their
boats ready for the coming season's
work. Advantage is always taken of
of the summer lull to haul the boats on
the shore for repainting and making
any changes and doing general overr
hauling.
James R. Connor. the genial proprie-
tor of the Mahnckeino Hotel. is getting
quite a reputation as a pedestrian. Sev.
crai mornings Mr. Connor has been
seen taking an early morning walk
about the “big block" form South Nor-
wnilI, through Bast Norwalk to Nor-
waliI via East avenue and down West
avenue.
The Wasbigton- street bridge Is re-
ceiving the biggest surprise it has had
in a long time. in the extensivencss
of the repairs to the sidewalk at the
cast a Ipioach. This. walk Is being Ic
built or most of its length. an opera-
tion which Is quite necessary at this
time in order to prevent people front
going through the structure.
East Norwalk has escaped so far this
year very fortunately from fires. Dur
ing all last year. there was only one
hell alarm and two still alarms for the
fire department and the entire danr
age was nominal. The new year be-
gan .iune first and since that time
thI-rc has been one alarm. This was
lung in a week ago Saturday «in ac»
count of a grass fire near the railroad
tracks in Osborne avenue. This was
put out without damage.
According to accounts told around
this morning a big fight occurred last
night in Fort street. Just who started
the affair was not apparent. but it is
stated that when it rem-hut its height
there were about twenty‘fivc men mix-
TRY .A RRNGTH OF
Long Life
Hose
ice Cream Freezers.
Water Coolers,
Hammocks,
and all other seasoaabie goods
BHASLE. DOW
11! WAIHINGTON GTREET.
'PHONE 007.
Horace E. Dana & Son.
45 WALL 8T. NORWALK.
Real Estate and
Insurance
We have several decided bargains
In Income producing property thlt
muat Ingreaae in vaiua with the rapid
growth of the town.
ply 8113))qu
FofAil “‘P House-Owners
This I. the season for cleaning
up the premises Soap and the
scrub brush for the house and
the take for the lawn are good.
but they dont’ go for enough.
' You can clean dirt away, but
to make the house. the barns,
stables and fences right. they
should be froshened up with
hint.
' We have everything for the‘
painting—linseed ‘ii, turph,
brushes and
implicPure White Lead
.'I' "II: THE FAMOUb
EM“ luv ”mg?! fork, :Eéé
gander). at '4 not M'm.”;‘r'eldg t receivao'.
at Norwalkgto4p.m.and80utb
Norwalk‘op Simian. r
Norwaik Steamboat Co.
Aiming J. Intlth,‘ ’G c. Mailman.
~mw are. I ..
punter-I soV PAINTER same
we can guarantee thla White
-s purity.
”$0; an about your painting.
E E. GoaIIAIn
escorts?
.
a a... sorry“
CONN.
'thc trouble was.
‘ed ‘up in it. The hollow» board as
far as the Washington street bridge
and several people went up to see what
it did not appear
that anyone had been seriously damag-
ed. No arrests were made.
shore this summer and frequently re-
ports come In of fishermen runningl
into one or more of the
man eaters.
watchman at the Landau island prop.
erty caught one. which. it appeared
would weigh from 200. to 300 pounds.
This particular shark had gotten
tangled up In a fish net and tore It
quite badly before being subdued. The
watchman saw the commotion In the
water and rowed to where the shark
was attempting to tear its way loose,
A few well directed blow» with a club
so subdued it. that it was easily towed
ashore and hauled tip on the shore,
where it was viewed by many people
with interest. The shark was six feet
in length.
The Tigers. of East Norwalk. defeat-
ed the S. N's. of South Norwaik, re
cently. two games out of a series of
three. The line-ups follow:
Tigers. 8. N.'a.
G. Emerson ................ benchak
Catcher.
(f. Imerson .................... Link
PitI her
Prcece ..................... Bradley
First Base
Morrow ................... .. Nicholas
Second Base.
(‘.aniicld ....................... Lane
Shoit Slop .
Dugan ........................ Cohen
Third “til-‘0.
CLInIiiIngs .................. Donovan
Left Field
1‘2, Brennan .................... Ellis
Center Field.
A, Brennan ................. Morrison
Right Field.
I'Inpirc— Carrier Smith.
Paul Franklin. of Brooklyn. whose
parents have a summer residence near
the t‘ountry Club. Ward Van Alatyne
and the latter's guest. DeWItt Tattle,
of Wilton. had an exciting experience
Sunday afternoon late. which they will
remember for some time and will pro-
bably not attempt iii Iepeat. The three
young men were at l-loion III Mr.
Franklin‘s open launch. when the.
heavy shower began to loom up, but
they thought they could run to Greg-
ory’s Point ahead of it. it developed
that the calculation was Wrong and
they had not prix‘eedcd far before the
wind brought on such a seaway that
the little boat was tossed around as if
it was but a chip of wood The waves
also began rolling over the decks and
kept the occupants busy In an- unsuc-
cessful attempt to keep her entirely
dry. They worked so well. however.
that theywwcre able to get into the
Knob dock. which was no small relief.
All three of the young men were
drenched to the skin by the salt wat-
annoy
The Misses Marie and Etta Pinkney,
0 Brooklyn. are the eats of Mr. and
Mrs. William Pinkuey, Rowayton ave
nue.
Mrs. .iohu‘Vlncent Wallace. who has
been staying at the Retail Point Hotel,
has returned to her home in New
York.
Miss Minnie Sands, of Raymond
stieet, recently returned to her home
after a several months' visit in New
York state. “
:Ilward M, Bartlett. who has been
seriously ill at his'bome in Hello Is
land. is now able to sit up a short
time each day.
Mics Florence E. Adcock. who has
been visiting Miss Emma C. Gill. of
South Norwalk. returned to her home
in Rowayton today.
The Reliance Social Club will hold
a special meeting In their rooms, Fri.
any afternoon at 3 o'clock. A large at-
tendance is earnestly requested.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company has made
application to extend Its turnout track
in Cudilpp street. Rowaytoh. The
application will be heard in the se-
lectmen‘s office on July 26th.
The portable stone crusher. which
the seiectiiteu of the town of Norwalk
recently purchased. according to a vote
of a town meeting. has been set up on
the town lot near the White Bridge at
Rowayton and Barton division line, and
will soon be in operation. A consider-I
able quantity of stone on the lot wilt
be crushed and stone rom elsewhere
may be brought there later.
There was another big attendance.
last evening, at the fireworks exhibi-
tion at Roton Point. under the auspices
of the Connecticut Company. The dis-
plays, like the one: which proceeded
it. warm excellent one. and wux
thoroughly enjoyed by the large and-
iencc. included in the latter was a
large number of automobile parties. as
well as hundreds who came on the
trolley cars.
Milli! ill iiillliililll.
Miss Annie Conn. of Dal-fen was a'
visitor In New York city yesterday I
There is an- uncalled for letter at
tlIeDarien post-Mica addressed to M. ‘
P. White.
‘ . l
Miss Minnie Northrop. of Norwalk. is
a guest for the week; of her uncle and
aunt Constable and Mrs. Hanford
Smith.
J. W. Holly and Soho. the Railroad
avenue. Dorian, marketmen. will occu
one of the stores in the new
Schllchting Brothers and Company
building. '
Otto Miller. Who has been spending
a vacation at his boom in Dorian. has
.w ‘i
the foot.
Mason.
located in
cniisers a few hours.
ney and Jones were accompanied on
the entire trip by Edward Hindiey and
iirayton Jones and were joined for the
return by Walter Alien.
rented the H. R.
Mr. Prince. of New York.
hiuioaltioh with the New am.
Company.
For the remainder of the summer
the Barton library will be open Mon-
Thursday
da\, Tuesday, Wednesday
—————'——— ’and Friday evenings born 6: 30 to 8
There seems to be more than the us o'clock and on Saturdays from :i p. in
uai number of sharks along the Sound to 5:30 p. In. and 6:30 p. 'm. to 9 p. in.
The Darien Junior baseball
offered as a pl'lle.
to 8.
The trial of Frank Haas was
Cummings.
present week.
I
Work is proceeding rapidly on the
new building erected In Railroad ave-
Darien. by
Sclilichting Brothers and Company.
and will be ready for Occupancy very
soon. The plate glass windows ariived
this week and have already been plat-
The new building has
also added largely to the original store.
the two structures having been Joined
one. near Main street.
ed in position.
together and the corner utilized.
One of the local milkinen reported
doc and a
small fawn yesterday morning, about
(lien-
hing under a tree In an open
The mother and fawn appeared
very tired. as though having been pur-
Tbe. reason for believ-
ing this was the fact that they showed
alarm at every slight noise. imd. when
they started for the woods the mother
showed a perceptible limp in her gait.
seeing a medium-sized
halfway betweeh Noioton and
brook
Hold.
sued by dogs.
“iliiam Austin is understood to be
getting along quite well at the Sinai-
lord Hospital. following the automobile
ani motel cyIle accident in which be
it was stated yester-
day that one toe was amputated at the
possibility
that it would be necessary to ainputate
Mr. Austin collided with an
automobile owned and run by Zigmund
Mason was turning the
corner from the bigbwayon which he
lives. ~
figured Sunday.
hospital and there was a
M l‘.
The launch ()naway. owned by Starr
loy Whitney and Ellis Jones has arriv~
ed home with its owner:
from an interesting and
cruise to Lake Champlain.
trouble on the trip occurred Saturday
morning In the Harlem River and was
delaying the
Messrs. Whit-
and
the engine.
Bates swuopcd own on the Concley
place. and placed Conciey and another
itallan, Charles Garbage. under arrest.
The constables also made a search and
found two kegs of beer and 15 bottles
of the same beverage.
were placed under bonds of $50 each
for their appearance Monday night be-
fore Jnstice William H. Willinott. l
(‘oncley was fined $10 and costs and
Carouge 83 and costs, the latter being
charged with being a frequenter of the
place.
Both then paid up.
Iiiii_ll_i_liliii
(‘ulvln Miller Is the new clerk in
Witt & Batkin‘s store.
Miss Ruth Dixon. of Port Chester. is
visiting at Pine cottage.
'Mlss [Arena Thylor is spending a
few days in Asbury Park.
Andrew Brown. of New York. is re-
siding here and commuting to his
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler.
The water hydrants in the berough
will be repainted by the. Water Com-
pany in a: fewut .
L B. Sutton is now employed in
Dicker-man‘s pews store for the re
malnder of the summer.
.—
Real Estate Agent. R. B. Morse has
.Humphries place to
Percival Offen basbought a strip of
‘ land in Stamford avenue.
his bullding‘lot. from C. H. Fairly.
Mr .and Mrs. H..W. Saxe and dough?
for have returned from a pleasant
visit with friends in Demarest. N. J.
The M. E. Church Sunday school
and the Talmadge‘ Hill Sunday school
will picnic at Rthn Point. Thursday.
‘Work was resumed in Benedict &
Co.’ a shoe factory. yesterday morning.
after the semi annual closing bf two
weeks;
I
Miss Lucy Scoville entertained theI
Young Ladiea' Sewing Circle at her.-
team
celebrated won a victory this week from a team
Saturday aftei noon the captained by Cyril CiimInIhs and made
'.“il of the iatter's friends from New
York. Tile Juniors also received
The score was 10
$6
to
have been attempted again on Monday
evening. but was continued on account
of the absence of Attorney Homer 8.
it is expected that it will
come up again some time during the
party
pleasurable
The only
The two men
of Boston.
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Jones,
Wavehy farm. ,
adjoining
W
and alloys li‘overlsbn'ess. It
and Flutuiency.
at West Falmouth
in his auto
lie made the trip
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rutledge and
sons. Edward and Warren, are enjoy-
ing a week at Lake Waccabuc, in
Camp Oscalcta.
Mrs. 12.11. Keeler and Miss Nettie
”Hodge. who have been spending two
weeks in Snnup bungalow. Lake Wac-
cabuc, have returned.
Mr and Mrs. Hugh F‘. Gilbert and
IhilIlren of New York are guests of
It. I int Mr. and Mia W F. Gil-
Thu Ilaricn authorities recently got ,:.,':.,‘"\{3h.,: Oak Shade.
wind that liquor was being sold with- ' _ .. ..___._...
out a license in a house near Alexah- “Mm. Eebcrt Swackiiammer. of
der Wuerz's residence. occupied by an Middletown. .N. J" is spending the
lx‘gfaglz‘? “SIRTIOhni Cznfiifiy'va'étna summer with his uncle. William
“ ’ "P “P“ d 11.. 's . I onIHilI.
stables Hanford Smith and Wilbur ‘0“th Rchni (
The grading for the new sidewalks
in East avenue is going on rapidly.
and the work Is adding a ew attrac-
tiveness to the street. We ks will be
laid upon both sides of this thorough
fare.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Mead and Mr.
and Mrs. Parks. of Brookiy, started
Monday for a month's outing in the
White Mountains. where they will
make Crawford Notch their head
quarters.
Tile officers of the Water Company
have notified consumers to be careful
of the water supply. cautioning
them to use the garden hose. only the
two bouis allowed in the contract dut-
lag tii cdmught.
Miss Julia Weed. who has been
spending some time with relatives in
Henry Clay. Deb. has returned to New
Canaan. where she will make an ex-
tended visit with her brother. Francis
E. Weed. St. John place.
Contractor E. B. Roberts has start-
ed the construction of the drain. cor-
ner of Locust avenue and Forest
street. Mr. Roberts has erected a
small office building on his property.
corner Main and East Maple streets.
which he is gradually filling in. When
finished he will have a line building
site.
sold a lot, corner Green avenue and
Oak street. to George Duryea.. who
ed of sixteen acres of land at White
Oak Shade for George Lonnsbuiy. to
Michael Wolf and Joseph Jacobs of
New lork. who will erect two houses
WISH)".
~
Harold Burritt spent Sunday in Dan-
bury.
. ___.____
Miss Alma Fanton‘ is the guest of
Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey.
Mrs. Sara. Perry is now about again.
after an illness of several months.
Mrs. A. C. Bi‘adley hasreturned from
a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Coley.
in Nomaik.
Mi'l J. Z. Motion and son of Easton,
home in North Main street. Friday af— were sundey guests of their aunt. Mrs
ternoon
The quarterly meeting of the New
.Cansan Reading Room and Circulating termined their cousins. Mr. and
‘lJbrary Corporation was held Monday Browa. of Stamford.
will
undergoing treatment: in the Stamford ‘
evening.
————-
R. l. Storms. who has been ill
heart trouble for several month
Hospital.
A..E Tunney.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Horn have
Mrs. Smith. of Bridgeport, is moving
in into the former residence of Charles
is Beers, at. Valley Forge.
I Mr. and Mrs. loren Davis have be
gun housekeeping at the former rest
Mrs. Harriett. Often has returned denceof _.W P. Rowland
to her home in Richmond Hill.
a visit ‘wlth friends in Stamford
Sprinldale.
Warden H C. Turner is making It
returned to New News M' wishful visit will his family, who or “Orrin; lard ylhswr."-t}°vtoa Tianicri‘pt
tor
"What are you talking about? A
thing can‘t be a great help and a
great drawback in the some time. “
“i don't know. How about a mus-
1'ho Kind You Have 11le v
in use for over 30 years, In. home the “when of
and has been made under his pa-
sonal super-ville since ltainfhniiy.
Allow no one to shelve on in tibia.
AII Conuterf‘oits, lmitations and “.1qu
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Inmate and Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOBIA
'.lastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Paro-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It in Husant. It
ebntalns neither Opium. Morphine
substance. Its age is its guarantee.
in Kiri Ionian tin
In Use For Over 30 Yd .rs.
m me my. "MI m. In
Real Estate Agent F. E. Green has to
will erect a house. He has also dispos-
hhandwhichhaabeu
” are but
:- other Narcotic
t destroys Wormo
cu' in Dial-rhino and Wind
Colic. it'reiieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
it assimilates the Food. regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and neutral slow.
The Children’s Panama-The Mother’s Friend.
csnumo CASTQRIA ALwAYo
Bears the Signature of
an Bonn
CLEMENCEAU REGIME ENDED.
Franco Begun Early Today.
PARIS. July 2L—The work of form-
ing a new ministry to take the place
of the Clemenceau regime. which came
to a sudden end iaiit .night.‘waa be-
gun early today. President-Falileres
was visited this'forehoon at the Elysee
Palace by. the retiring prettier. M.
Clemenceau. and later conferences
were held between the president and
M. Brisson, president of the Chamber
of Deputies, and M. Dnbost, president
of the Senate.
. it. is now assured. that three mem-
‘bers of the old cabinet will be retain;
ed in the reconstructed ministry. They
are M. Briand, Ruau and Btu-thou. But.
aside from the question of personal.
the government advisers are principal-
ly concerned in rembdifyihc
publican "bloc" in order that
clcs may be continued both at home
and abioad It is generally believed
that if M. Bourgeois former Minister
accept the task of forming a new min-
istry, a speedy solution of the crisis
can be reached.
The members of the “Right," which
Includes the Royalists and the Catho-
lic element. are. intensely pleased
with the overthrow of Clemenceau.
but they ‘are not likely to profit great-
ly by the present situation.
PARIS. July 21.-—Aside from Bour-
geois the only possible combination
having Inore conservative tendencies
which has a chance of succeeding is
one with M. Poincare as chief and M.
Deicasse as Minister of Marine. This
combination results chiefly from the
prominence M. Deicasse took-in the
events leading up to M. Clemenceou‘s
downfall, when Delcasse hotly retort-
ed to Clemenceau' s slighting allusion,
to the French humiliations in the Mo-
rocco controversy.
The element favoring extreme pro-
tection is advocating M. Milierand as
premierfirecailing his activity while
half of the protective industries of
France. ~
be approaching visit of the char
herbourg renders an‘immediote I9-
lutton of the crisis imwrative, as Pres-
ident Faliieres cerium take the' mem-
bers of the retiring cabinet with
to Cherbourg at 'the time the. o
greeting of France is extended as
Russian ruler. Sources: close to It.
president regards
able to Ie-unite the discordant 81w
meats. Circles cluse to the Elysee
Palace expect President Failie'i'es to
make a telegraphic offer of the premlpr-
ship to M. Bourgeois tonigliLM .Bqur-
goofs in now at Home, Swlteriand, fire-
siding over the international
of Sicology. ,
« THE ART OF EATING.
An. enterprising woman unified Hol-
ker has started at school at But!
where pupils of alleges tong
full course of instruction in the
eating Practical demonstrations are
given in ordinary table mandate M
the chief aim of the establishment ll
to teach the ignorant how to hell o-
ccssefuiiy with such dishes no the!
never even heard of. “Who does ‘M
rrecollect in his experience mom“ of
. unspeakable anguish” asks ma
ksr. “when at a dinner party he
- that he is using his knife. and: fork for
a dish that only requires edition. or,
vice versa‘.’ it. is to save men
on from these little tragedies
have opened my school."
are to be held at the end of each
when the students will be toque _
attack an army of unknown Ill
set before them. Those who ‘bndej
the ordeal successfully will
certificate front Frau Hoiquw
shah 0 them to face any bananal wit».
out inching. —Cbica:go News.
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