'nrl
s-olty s lior’s Resilience
M
John W. Ournow. of ltls' town clerks
odVlce. iii enjoying his annual vacationV
‘M—o
Stephen and wife. of Kos-
Idlh sire t. ave been Visiting frienllsV
in Danbuy
-.ldrs Ediatd Oohlon, 0t Brooklyn.I
his been viltl'li htt- nod Mrs. Joseph
Ghl'otto. of w street. ' . i
Mrs. Rood}! 2‘in n, of Livingstonl
attest. is ‘stlierldlb all! her mother.V
Mien planet». of slut Plain
“3“”?qu-
m'm u u mmfll’m Shell‘s” l“:
13 Soul s e v w rea-
tlves ill Ned fimfifin limklffl
W
fir. and turn. “domestic“; of Gl'love
street. lire Miss Corn
Davis. of Ruble.- Hosanchusctts.
l
Mrs. .ldary Poster. of 9 Fair street.
has been entertaining“ r and Mrs.
G lrvlng Sprout. of New York city.
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~~~~~ ,llt‘ 56 Bay-
plow avenue. has do‘iiurii a ponttion
with the Walrus Manufacturing Com-
PM!
Mr. and Mrs. George Boson have r-e
turned home after spending ten days
at Niagara Falls. Toronto and Moll-
treat.
slits: Lillian Deverell of in?” Nor-
sk‘oPrboto adios. is span 5 s
:oelr's9 rhestion in Springfield and
Prov'idbo'cé
Victor Brundagg has returncd to his
A. 1.0
. 12.400913!
MELN“ Business College
Sonlh Norwslk
YARD TEL. M
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
t s holed fa glories be found here Our line com-
R (Hill a we avg the moat loexpeh
Israel celled good. :1th Embraces a great malty
TIIR 0%
as at nlodergsm prices and from that on up to the finest bed that is
'slvbmelia lniidi- th
0 e
d "m0 H TIL DLO 3’4“ We have “093,9 ”"80““ ill beds that will interest the closest buyer.
A O .
' dob-173 Mountains. 55' l W“ W?! 3959. - S 2.50 to 818.00
' brass - $12.00 to $50.00
Funeml Directors and lighnhnem. ‘
i ‘ l§0llfll NM Built
Al‘éhll’
1'05;il‘ ' '1‘
militants Steamroller old
Typelvriti§t
ENTER
MONDAY, AUGUST 30TH
Omega Open Daily for Enrollment of Students
Stamford Port Chester
The Hatch It Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALE, perm
‘ N- ltlLL TIL.“
from a Plggery toe Palace
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Cutters.
home~ in moss direct. NW9} elk In" mad. in two of Douglas fir. too meet doubts of modern woods; will out-
0 “I“ 'th ml in ”Gull! Klsco I..Q MOHI ‘V’V. “mo? ornamental.
3“ WM” ESL” Also we still recommend "Lincoln Reality” tor roofs and also for
"3!le 3mg was. of Ben "V
t: hint Miss
Alicg gum Trim-fill: hints: _ . noon.
who has rstlp‘ned to her home.
hMls old i bill A‘llrod Joel
s’ve fetfimfifi £01m” Ionic in Wish-
‘gg‘togrggrausfpr gjfippfiV ‘s stay at V
"Mrs John Ry's'ls odd Vehiidonr. Mr
‘ ligation-Ea dzon and
also ..
spending the was Beach}re
lllss Alice Cla‘flrg. title has been
‘l‘ll‘l‘dfirlifll" ll‘sli‘. Villu’éf‘lilf‘r?
turned to her home in Huron. Mass.
A party of four Nowell: ladies. con-
iiillsting gill?” 06:3vl'in P. “Sign
I file JPIt. Mill
en's hills hylhgton, are spoiling the
week at Asbury Park
—*—*+——+
was Kathryn comma. of Spring
.‘AgAA A- - A
attention for Allan c
city; where s e llwt spend o the
of September with fri ‘fflnli
Brooklyn, N. Y. \
I(Miss Em of Orang g9t NV. J..
“dill-i I e eg'ebn‘lle'r. south
d,waik have returned home arisi-
ndlng the‘ p -t weelrs at the
bolus of Miss H et tag: in Beaver
Bfook. Bethel.
—h-——~—:o
The many fifihds’ of Joseph Bardos.
ois servingbn bathe U; B. 8. Wssh- V
5‘10“ who is new station“ at .
and received podtsls from ..
him; and he reports 3003 health and '
a good time at fle fair
'_H. 0. Br has been very busy
open-ting uum cleaner. in the
Norwalk Con ntionnl Church for
the past law‘- 922% In repairing the
organ tho .wor men spread. mi dust
around age? think and it takes a lot
of hard to get it out. The church
will re-opsn next Sunday.
~ .r'Sa——~__.-—_
v lsitor
weeks
cheater.
Have you met Miss Elwood, the ex-
pert corsetier 9nWho ls Vno‘w at Miss "Nd "
flashing in bile :t."
lollies Farrell, of Stamford. was a
Wlilldln ”lord. of lfislnftlon ahehlld’m >
has gone to New York to spend a few
iorac Eerrin. til E
be: broila spending ting; geeks llV'i Col-
——y—————
Butlel Lodge, No.97 I 0. O. P. will
Doss not rust or decay and will last a lifetime.
t—Durlng unmar- months we will close Saturdays promptly at
, opts...
Everything in the Optical Line. .
Eyes Examined Free
5| WALL ITREIT.
. ,___. . n . .
PHONI iVsa nonwaLx.
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M
WABHlNG'l‘ON. aux. .ll—rlle earth-
PnusVVinn yes'teiylisy- renews interest in.
the Walker Commission's report to
President Roosevelt. 1001. ombraoinga
Vcoinprehsntllve disclissiop of the on
«Vi-at (plention of earthquakes vigou-
noes. etc” on the isthmus of Pan
ants
- The cOWWQP aVAthl t, gt it wag ev-
ident that the entire. atolls, was s
Vvoloauic region. and that no portion of
it wail exempt from earthquakes
Summarizing the result of its in-
vestlgatltip. the commission statod‘
briefly that. "the wort,- ot the cops}!
lell nearly all of them be under
ground. Even the dntns are low com-
pared with the general surface of the
country and wlih their broad and RIM-
slve foundations it may be said. Sill
form part of the mood itself. as in-
landodwdo. Tholnohlwiliallhe
fellndod upon rock. it does not seem
that works of this kind will be to any
serious" danger of destruction by earth-
quake in a country where lofty church
as of masonry have escaped with a
few minor injuries."
The opinion also was expressed that
such danger as existed from earth-
quakes was essentially the some tot
both the Nicaragua and Panama
routes, and that in neither case was it
sufficient to prevent the construction
of the canal.
Twenty-eight earthquakes have oc
curred in the isthmus. Twelve of these
were recorded during the Hit” years.
01882.1!” and 1884. The only one
that could boycotted destructive wns
that 0! 1021, when nearly all the hous-
I
IIADVILLE HANDlCAP RACIC.
More Than Tbtny Horses
avast lacing Events.
ansovumn. Mesa. Aug :il.-—siore
than thirty horseshoe up on handl-
csp marks. most of their having been
resting on entire It”! l» anticipation
of the event. and 0V0lye of the greatest
in Two
t rs Wellness pin
3*? :it‘hr‘ltfii “Paw." the sig-
“treat immerses lair to send
them away on the dash of mint one
mile and a half. in the great Amati
can Derby race was the attraction
that. drops Vnn and crowd of turf
enthusiasts from nil parts of this coun-
try and Canada to thp old Roadvllie
track at the opeiilng of the Grand Clo
cult meeting here today Today' s race
was the trolling division of the Derby
for s prise of ”E000. Tomorrow a
purse 01015.000 will be divided among
. the bacon in another Derby.
Unlike last year's memorable Derby
race at Rssdville. the first held in the
country. which was won V Allan Win-
ter there were no (1 fylng heats
today, the rich plum going to the win-
her in s single dash.
The actual distance covered by the
scratch horses was one mile. 3.595
Crown Prince .
BEST 8H0! FOR IOVI
$1.50 and $8.00
"THE STANDARD OF QUALITY”
AAANN A RYAN
T V ITRIIT IOUTH NOVIWAV
wfi
Our Brothere‘ Dodge, 1. 0. 0. F. T‘flhelé
s
in Norynlk yesterday. their re llsr meeting last night
éelig was disposed of.
The board of estimate still taxation
met. loot faith! at Which very little
of interest transpired. it was found
that lhere will a deficit of “0 for va
Bill)“ things and the money was sup-
ed.
rove street,
The Compo Skiff Club's race, Sat--
regular meeting tomorrow eve-
anrsg at the hall in Washin on street. urdny re tilted in L K. Allen‘ s sixteen'
*3: $539.,” nt the ma ”$95!; -.—- . ' n’ " foot 6:th ‘wlnning first price; Walter
Newliort “Km (hilt prbro'tgd Miss E. 'i‘nrlov. of 102 Taylor ave- A‘llcn. second. and Henry Buckingham.
fem-v cor 1.0 MW of” m1“? one has returned borne ViV’qomV A third. The club expects to have a big
a le woman of this” country who are month‘s vn‘cllti‘on With friends‘ iii time on Vueprno
'llrwll nulls MA “W” Wm m...
a? 8m" 3'” ‘5 We 3“” Uncas Tribe, No.
froefiuwfio VWVQ
“New 3320431.;me you.
4
$04553;A
guru
MIL
Hrs.
‘SlJVlesr t'i'tssn .
m me'fie
m ~
‘1? t5.
Mrs.
”Captain Jacob Gilli!!!”c
:wuldaoftheleamsstoy er‘Godl
‘ with dropsy. at the home of her dal-
:htsr Mrs John- Stevens. Vii West an-
s
stilJVul lull
W till, tmbmv%%
ulsnsui in .VVMWn :stroet.
V‘ts ft
Vonfigxgm
maohlemca “fifths Won 3&-
owlntbmmsmmmtog
' I
23mg the rivaling}; hold“?! if
Siam Wt,
Shellie Krister is seriously ill
-' Mia. AW 0w, 0% i7 Cedar .
sires b it rain ned e fro tibia in itos se
i 's gaunt‘oiaimhmg'snd‘s fibk- 5 on “a c" ‘ emrdlaghmfort‘l s
W l sy.
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0.0.5}
Alli...
“Wild
anterior
up
House
’ofdout
ill.
‘t
l
truest 500 feet less than Sonoms Girl
is regular business of the.
v .ang for Delhi: New Yol‘lt, to attend
feet. 45 mt loss than one and One-half
miles. while the horses on the 2: 19
mark. the longest handicap. ran al-
and San Francisco. one mile 2,100 feet.
When the race started Bacon Alcy
ion. owned by State Senator E i.
' White of Syracuse. N Y" was the
invoritc. The stallion was on the 1:19
5 - mark. in trials since arriving here hs
bnsworked in2:1012,opiy212 sec
A onda slower than the mark on which
the scratch horses were pinned.
The original scratch horse Uhlan;
placed at a mark evon timber back
than that from which sonoms Girl
and San I-‘rsncMo started was with-
drawn by his owner. Charles Sanders,
we did not nuns it aslvlsdile to «V
big in the Derby and then race hlt’o
”gloat Hamburg Bell: on Friday in.
for the trotting championship of the
country.
.mvh
stator dnhurltb to use. our
TVOVN.
——-—
Gavsntiusntl Witt Allow Dla‘intsrolsnt
.osx‘lon's Iody on Day's‘uotlss.
wasrrmosos. Ase. 81.--A mu
mod lgt night to My Joules
I“ t‘d. ill” the other rill.
Lieutenant James N. Sitting, wbicbVV is
plotted in Arlingoni Ni cemetery.
V room at tho tins. and Ihslbsdslebd
quake shock felt oh the isthmus of '
the second of the sorted of thy-cc rice; . .
er dinner. ~
airs. Hillside washout bosom M
15k there is Q
delt‘wnsn .m-
Va! 3' ”H“! to 1m
athlhsncxe, NW-“Wl “Wild
7 u have been
in'. nor do i w’ls to know. i In
wishtosxprsssisynpinlon oaths "I“
mlino id» —for i think It is s distinc-
tVi (Veinullno Malina—that when
a!” diagrams himself or iota into dit.
cuity or trouble of any sort, ther
l;
”skids ”strap in Amusnisnt.
must perforce be a woman at the bot-
tom of it. Ever since A m sat the
example in the Garden of on his imi-
tatlvo‘sons have followed his example.
and with great unanimity have thrown
the blame upon the woman l protest
spins: this cuitoln as a flagrant talus-
tios to my ass. it makes ms and?!
sum time i hear tbs institution. and
I hear it pretty often. "rho woman
that thou gayest me. said Aogm also
we no of the fruit. had i did sat.’
lieu of modern times are Just llks him.
“There's a woman at the bottom of it.‘
say they. and thus they attempt to
shield themselves and shift the conw
ensues: of their own misdeeds. it is
enough to mike every woman's blood
boil in her veins. Now. 1 don't know
what case that was you two men were
discussing when 1 cats. in. about which
i heard my husband ask. ‘Who is the
woman in the case? but i' ll union to
say that there is no woman connected
with the matter at all. "
She looked from her husband to Mr.
barley. and that individual arose and
wslkqd to the other side of the room,
aayini;
”You would hotter be careful. blra
lloBridc. You have made a very vi:-
arena and a very praiseworthy dots
of your ass. Don't you think it wool
be better to lei ill. matter rest there.
and not run the prohsblo risk of do-
stmying the effect of your forcible
speech by citing an illustration which
possibly might not help your case?"
"Nd.“ l'don't think so, Mr. Darloy.
i'm so convinced of the general truth
of what i have been saying. and‘ of tbs
fact that in every ninety cases out of a
hundred no woman is in “our way to
blame for a man's trouble, that i am
willing to rest the matter on this case,
you have been discussing. and defy you
to chow ”i there is a wolnsn con»
nectcd with it. "
“l'm straid we‘ll have to tell her.
My." said MsBride. .»
"it. 199)}! test so. smalls“ straps-
ly advise her to let the matter drop
just where it is."
' 'No i shall not drop it. You two
great big ms‘u 's‘rb hfnld thit's" on.
Now tell me what one you were dlsge
cunmsn
“Since you must have it. my dear! use
said Mr. VMcBri with evident ra-
lu'ctance. “wo' oily
"Pious soul" in? the McBrldafi ,
wrench»: Dart-y. u
“ " s it wont
‘ donated. WIFE-as? 'wgrowyou dist“ figure}?
“HIM" I
“Mr. McBride was tolllu me of straw)?
KVeVedtlcksVV engagement to be rVnValfrleVQVall‘l
d .—
shs subbed.
Yeast of the Ancients.
disintorrod and an autopsy pereformed.
n Mrs. Eamon is ready M010”!!!-
”' it t. will he see
. :myg Vt“ ”sugar.“
' #3.!“ to hm Arr mm W on
give the war department one
the body transported to the naval hon
pitsi Dr. (locust. Tully Vaughn of
this city. will not; sitar; tilt interests
“V of Mrs. Sutton at tile disintsrment and.
at the autopsy at. tho hospltnl.
ell Frost left this storm
the
amoral of his enlists. the Hon. George
toning illum-
Qoperal
Thsysast employed by tho mien
' in mating broad w“ propaw
Ind as lilo, “ladies of "it ”have
of the not PhsV oil. then oprmr.’“
usad.’ ills It "via. his was
what is known nowadays as a wild
yeast. its germaniu- spores help; afloat
“9mm int c A ,hit
was preserved out.“ OMB halal)”-
paint: for the ovum. goiter; this it
added to the asst sou tho yssst co
tainsd in It nulcklyl iii
visors only I. lung
“loans the whole tlffifsi’l
;' am it o the wadiuf
entrees... “m... . ,
of (It?
body.
l
shots “crisisfi
~93} 3’
.‘lrn‘lr‘l dour
we will open
no live Still: one.
"1.0!! nutritious err complete
Cigar" fitjit gilt] Mlllinery Depart-
Ilse-ts in The ’10er Posifivaly
onoottholriost
'soorouub 'WAIHPOWC—
‘ qua—7
ow. George Washington and His Mon.
it is dollsvsd, Ground Corn.
for Their Much to It.
A big washbowl is in transit on u
train somewhere between Tolland and
whose mall in sullposodvbfgllyetqoinc
Harwlnton. Greenwood Denrdon.
rural free delivery route No. 2. West
Willington, is the sender and Dr. John
C. Grlggs, whose mall is supplied to
him from rural free delivery route
No. 1. Terryvlllc, Is the man who is
waiting for the bowl. Greenwood
Warden is a farmer. Dr. Grtggs is
also a farmer, in the summer time,
but during the rest of the year is a
professor of vocal culture at Vassar
college, i’oughkeepsie. N. Y. He has
wanted the washbowl for a number of
years being specially dentmus of hav-
in it at his l-iarwlnton farm.
VDr. Grlggs and for many years trainin-
ter in charge of the Coqgmgtlouhl
church at Terryville wanted l
before him and urged hh son scrotal
times to procure it. it was one which
his ther. Rev. Dr Leverett or
of sfol was accustomed to ma re
use or when a boy. The farm in Toi-
land which the bowl came was
then rtbplsce of Dr. Orig gng and he
frrglVlentlyV told ills children ‘nbou'l it
bowl is a stone weighing bo-
twcon 300 and “0 pounds and is boi-
towed out. at the top. It has been stand
log at thcstde of the well at the
tnrnllloru” so in Tolland a hood runny
yet l t is a smooth stone of a yet
lowish color and is the kind of stone
colloquially known are “grease stone. "
sir Dosriien ls of the opinion the
the stone was used for grinding corn
and that Gen George Washington and
his men were some of those who
groundcorn for their mush in it. Prof.
(er sls certain that it was 6 for
use log purposes princlpaiy slid
doubts that it had any other mission.
it is three feet thick and is two feet
high.
tie—mry
to atoms
a A 3.; tr 0; R i A
HARMONY as A: seamless 'pso-
" Weill: ‘ “ '
v“m
(Orlson awett Maiden
in Success
M23009) .
Fortunately. V old time employer
who used to so through his plains or
business everyday with a whip. so to
speak. stirring everybody up. driving
everybody. scolding and swearing. is
rapidly disappearing. lion are finding
that (bone is something better than
the slavedrlleng methods. They are
finding that harmoliy is a great busi-
lleVss producer. that kindness, appeal-
ing to the best instead of the worstVin
employees. produces the highest re-
suits.
mllptodste b'um
e m
3...... 0.. “use.
more world they- will
this teritn cuantyui
his _ ontwhen‘
lit. Grumpy
can then and t
is and the hsptpllgr
nwldyees‘. ill
vbiannual). ah
erybody db'es’
Mikel . .
murmur. _~
e Lia .-
Wyl.
{05.19000
, ° 3 C3
all:
work kc?
(W
plpexion ss'V ”and,“ waking
gaps sure one at-
tacks. fl :31“ t hiiyo drug I so.
of ”new Fallg on
his. “V s IdAug. gin-43. H. Den-
rh o isoépfll
MflNWM‘y“ 9 “v“ Iflfwt‘: ”a?
Lhml M‘l s'dn‘i’h'e e-
glut!In “p30 a fall onto the “my
.0.
ev. Leverelt s Grlggs father of off
' use what other; earn by hard ’
q
l lice. of fairnes.
it W“ ' I f . .
it l§lis pretty imply a; m '
Spr Press it 1?th fifih'flllr .
lllllfl Ill- over it lad m “I“ It II m
and uniformly packed and that it!
“sit loginese' lsspread over VW
our ace. Judge the quality o 00?! _
g 'of course lillt doll‘t igliora flit ‘
Springs. 0o them the life of
Lounge will depend Come 0‘ S
we '11 show you the best ever .‘
llmlflhfl.‘
bouthV ’
Mal-dim for.
. Magazine.
“What are thallium-ea will
men staring after theylhave
a competence?" "in ambition.
altitude?" These and
lions have often ‘ . =3 _
The passion for conduit. M J E
the love of achievement. is dip
most dominant and 1';on '
terlstics of human nature.
men the unsound-butter and. .
problem. the question 0! getting)
ing. s oonVi tones. to only one,
tell one of he least. of the motiv
an active career.
We have an instinctive Wdfil
we have been not in motion» ‘
or power; that there is In. infill”
spring within nil—the “hum
must“ ‘-—which impel: us to go onward.
to weave Vthé pattern given it
Mount of Transfiguration of dun
est moment to make our tumors
real. AV divine impulse co
tirges us to reach upward. to our Mile
est ideal 'Vi‘hVeVre is something W of
our suprqxpe ambition (tanner.
mere nnVl grstlllacllon. fila-
silnctif’fiofeel thht there is
connect between it and th
plan of creation. the
final goal of the rgcé
We are dimly conscious that wofows
something to the world. and that;
is ouitrhiViuty ti: lplay the digit: “one
some rig w t n w 0 ppm
against our livinguldle, purpo
lives, which tells us that our
the race is a pardon! one; thltt ir
not be paid by. our ancestors. by m
it toils us that our mes
ity is not transferable, unit“) we ”3;
deliver it ourselves. No matterm
much money we may have. weidutl
Orison RWON
progress.
fdei quits right—rally h ya.
~~ we are doing our part 0% w%
work. We feel that it is mean”.
tomptible to be drones in the
human hive; to eat. drink.“
We have n sneaking feeling thah
are criminals: that it is unworth of
us to shirk‘ a math- of woth‘alily
in life; it militias our some of 1
"these protrl'
_l of human
the yelrning of-‘d £3pr W
"was to: a fuller. coin“?l algae”:
3,th cfivinw
- the re b l
Vilma it, bi we ulna
oriitV
llf
tern siren us at birds—those
":31 Wis motives for s orps
liLlluA'i‘llanV‘ IXIVV
ousranssl crr‘
AW tie—frigate ls consider
ess nos I here an Vin Balvsd
soon-Victories the resorts 3
Gate {iron “3%? ll) ”than“ t:
aster a: men at “or?“
the object of which is all at
Gusts-sis. and lots
g, :3 y ‘ .
Norwalk Chronicler