Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 29, 1909 · page 6

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The u'sefdl toque in its beautiful
11111111111111 colors is combined with
11111111111121: a Ilmilar style in plain cob

to decorate hats 01 even shade,
and performs its purpose moat satisfac-

tardy. \
rWlde- wuled materials of every sort

 

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hoth in silk and cloth. are hating 11V

v'ery Wide vogue
While the fluffy neck bows of 111.1lin1;
re oftenest' seen in black 01 white the
§at ones or vel1l libbon me in 11v'e1)
imaginable tint and oft1u introduce 11
charming bit of (‘OlOl in the olh1rwlse
sober 0.111111

Those 11hr) like to w11111' 111.1 silk
jersey 1119511011 and to find il11 111 becom
log are advised to make the most of the
mode while it lasts. for it does not
have the appearance of being a long-
lived fashion.

Many find it necessuty to lake 51111111
manila of avoiding the 1ltopped- off look
of skin which is one of the dangers
of the moyen age fashion. and the fro
at panel tunning straight and 111111111111.
'trom neck to' feet. is the attractive me
(had sometimes chosen. This panel
lomefimes widens to pass over the
shoulders, giving the desirable broud
effect

Women are loth to ghe up tbt1 short
Iieeve. and even yet on other than eve
hing gowns this comfortable appendage
ll seen; this is especially true of work
log house drones and dressing sat

a

The vogue of the (ligand pluit is a
hpon to the too slender girl; it win
the narrow shoulders to an almost 1111-
believable wtent.

The correct 1111111111 as all must know
who hays visited the numerous millin
ery opé11i11gs.is"lh11 high draped of
fair. One of the good models is that
with crown composed 'of voluminous
fold's of ham y meshed silk not over
said or allyer sloth the metallic ins
ter being one. of the strong features in
mllllnery- this season.

Evening capes are in all the light
and bright Golf“. while those for day
wear run the gamut of the1 rich dark
shades; 'red seems to be a favorite for
these latter. thoughdark green, blue.
brown and black are also in 1oguc.

Garnet is again flush noble—«not 1111
re. c0111. nor mahoga y. not magenta
“but plain old fashioned garnet. and 11
rich. warm color it is for winter wear.

Snipe very smart tailored hats are
both: shown of wider-lubed white
116113111111. with binding and trimmings
of shiny 'p'llttmt leather. '

Harper‘ I 33151“ tells of a new sort of
escalloped “oysters, ‘whlch ‘ are prepared
by putting layers of browned bread
oysterd "ifid a sprinkling of chopped
cold 111111111 ha'in. When- the dish is
hill pour oven. the oystet liquor that
has come .to boil over the tire. and
milk enough to make the dish suffi-
ciently moist. ‘ ‘

Many dainty particles of jewehy are
11161111111111 in cultural inlaid in silver.
Any color ens l fcombines well with
the silver. andt ere are .many fancies
11111. hidurning' or' bi if mourning jew~

= city that are most 3111112311311: carried
out 11. this fashion.

.many't I rat‘s would the

lb m '1‘ their. 8who

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nil 111111 1111 iii

The W'W build its wonders
' 4.111.111.1111 F E'Baxler

‘V‘ Wt.» ‘1 1 A 3/11

Thys'lcioina dc'h'amists for years
have 11111111111“ tiled problem of making a
cameraman. but‘lt is only within
thud”: ismmnnthmnal a. bright man
«seem-1111 the prescription that taken
with film daily meals gave a‘ polsltive in,-
crash lh' ’ildbll'. in fact it was so certain
to its action that a guarantee was at-
. pizcmh package stating that
:1. we fq'dfis not increase-11s a result

g: g: «domes-e price would
It'll”

continuum
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lord use. under the

i1 1111.11.11 enables the

 

this“ 11111 in connection with its
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Vlad-1w y flesh; .

.151 Bfiwh secured the agency
&_ .1) for 8111110110. and as
‘ will f satisfilctory results
' '. . ' ' .thiI pmoripilon is so

1' 1111 he feels

in“ boar-bout
lecard it if_ the realized how far.

on is now put up in'

'MuoI fltii'o assimilate. with the sys- .

 
 

 

”Shanon

it. Only comparatively few 1.11111 wear
this 111r1111chn1ent becomtngly.

Housekeepera who have dlfllculty 111
making brown gravlus will find brown-
.od flours a. great help. it should at
ways he used cold and twice as muc
as would be required of that taken
fresh from the barrel.

Film1 you thought how few women
nowadays have only feet? it must be
thst the lines and lasts are better tl1111f
formerly, for every body has shapely
trim looking fuel; and 1511111” in pro
potlion to thoii height and weightmnt
1111y rnte not large

When the 1909 belle utiilcs horse“
in a gown of satin biocadcd with buy
tlowe1s cut with a high bodice. lace li-
1-hu~trintn1cd. and wears 1111111111-e11111.
silver buckled slippers. and one curled
lock oi“ hair falling behind one car.
she surclv looks like her great grand
mother 110111er to life or stepped from
1:1'1111' colon-in] portrait. '

Most of the standard ll()llBt‘ tutnish
:ng firms can now supply one with 11
(arpet rgu for any type of room and
for almost any oiz'e of robot. whereas
it was once. ulio an ominous task to
tlnd 11 sultnbe rug for. 11 children's
room. for instance, or for 11 room thnt
did not happen to have the dimensions
the 1111111uf111'tur1-1r11 had decided upon in
puking up their goods.

1111:1111- TRADE.
1Tl1t- American Halleri

As predicted in these columns a‘llllli
months ago, the demand for soft hots
this salmon is overwhelming. and as a
result into deliveries are a general
complaint among retailers in all sec
111111111.‘ The soft Ihzlt‘ plants are mall
working to the. full limit of capacity.
in the attempt to get their 111'..ch fill-
111 as rupidly as possible. 1111121115 51
patter of incl the {111110111111 haw; been
1211 busy turning out c111ly full ship
Incnts that quite a number of manufac-
tillers have found it impossible to
make 11p their spring. sample lines at
the usual date. and ass conaeqtmncc
those spring lines have been delayed
to an llllpl‘i‘m‘tli‘llil‘d extent so that the
salesmen will be somewhat late in
starting 011 their trips.

As forerust in the American hatter
months ago. the soft but orders all
show a woudcrful array of colors. in
eluding light blue. popularly known as
cadet. dark blue. various shudes of
purple on 11111 plum order. 11nd every
conceivable tone of gray from pearl
10 dark slate, and even in the pearl
and gray bats the other popular colors
are used for bands and trimmings and
the combinations produced b1 the 11'ar.
ions shades of plum and blue tnlm~
things are extremely siglttly.

 

pared these colors. even extend to thi
leathers, and it is expected that. the
spring season will witness a still great-
or demand for fancy colors 111111 color
combinations.
in some circles it is predicted that
the vogue of gray in the numerous
shades known its stone st11cl,slitle,
dove. e111,, betokcns the return 1'11 pearl
to universal popularity. but. it is some
what premature to consider this opin-
101,}111911 founded.
her'e‘ ar'e other well posted 11.111.11.11
ties Who poit'u: to the 11111111111111 demand

had Ieveral seasons of oppularliy as
ground for the belief that it portend's‘ a

it is held that when this shape is ac
canted it- will be of high crown. m12¢
eratoly wide brim design. It is exter-
ly unlikely, however that Vt'liére w'l ll
be any change of this nature 11.. s‘ev»
111111 seasons .

The development of creased crown
effects has been produced more by
the modification of brims 11111. 111.11.111.11
any other ordcoas the. crown undergo
ing very little change.

There has been a steady sale of 1111.
modified helmet tsltupc brlln. described
in- the last issue, and this month them
is 11 new slur [111011 the horizon in the
form of a dish brim cil'ect,il1e'brlm
being turned down in 11 graceful curve
nil around. hank Scnoble of Frank
Schoble and Company. 1111101111111 on his
recent return from Europe. that I strik-
ing featuro' of the trade all over. the
dominant in the universal iiop'ulaplty
of this Itylo for men's hats. all other
shapes-1 having apparently given way
to this particular character of hat.
The style has now been introduced to
the itude in America. and it 111.11:-
peclcd phat it will be well reca red.

The grout demand for
means a big season‘ 11 busineIs for the
trade although for the time bein'g of
1121111111.. it means less activity on still
bats Miler in the Henson, 1111111111111.
lgllllllfi souprsedc the soft halo.

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' . the VVstl

hat business will be Militia!“

‘flbe beauty of. outline is disfigured by

in the. new lines that huve been pre— V

crossed crowns. which have 119111 339

retnrp 6f the telescope 'to favor. and 11

t .ht'l'ls .

mow?“

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Movmo Hamil: a'tV-lowa

._._._,..
State Police to Inspect Machines and
License Op'ef'IlO'r'I.

Superintendent Thomas F E'gan. ol
he state police is preparing to as.
dime the new duties iliipiised upon t'h'1
111lic1 by tho last General Assembly
which requirts them. muong othei
Il1ings. to inspect moving ploture 111a

blues and to license their operators.

The law provides that no movlm
pit-lure tiluchlnc involving the. use of i
ombustlble film more than 1911 incite:
in length shall 1111 operated in any
111bliv building or place used for pub
lic assemblages or entnfiniumenls on
less the machine 11nd the combustion
fillllfl to be used are placed in an on
101111111 111' house 111111111 of fireproof ms
'1'1'1'11l und ('ofistrttctcd 11111111111113 to re
duh-1111131115 prescribed by the state [in
lice.

No moving picture machine shall in
operated upon the pwtnlses of a pub
lic building or plat-11 11112.1 fol pubii't
assemblage or entertainment ubti
such precautions 119111.111 loss. of. 0!
injury to, lilo by first have been km
by the owner user of exhibitor of tip
1nachlnc.’i‘l1e state. police are author
iced to inspect moving picture ma
chines involving the. use of combusti
his films more than ten inches )1
l1ngtl1 and to make such rules and res
ulliilons as they may deem 1.6111111...

()the1 sociions of the law pro‘vldi
that no person khall Operate a 1110le
picture machine using combustlbh
film... more than ten inches long unit
he slmll have been examined and ll
cent-it‘d by the still? police No licenln
shall be granted to ancrson under 21
years of nge nor until the stute pollc1
shall hale found him thoroughly skill
ml in the working of the mechanic
11nd electrical apparatus of the 11‘.
thine and no person shall be licensee.
to operate a machine by oxygen- hydro
gen gas or by lime lVlg t. Any oper'aVVo
for 11110 has been licensed in anothen

11111111 for 11 period of not more than thir
ty days. 1

Persons violating the act are llabs
to 11 fine of not more than 3500. ’l‘
1129 for inspecting the machine and its
unclosure is fixed lit 85 but after an
pmvai no charge shall be made for
subsequent inspections. The license
fat for operators is :3 the license be.
ing for a term of one year. shey may

ment. of a fee of th

 

erode roamrtous‘ 111.111.111.11.

.1'—n“ .'

Howell", Ope'n 111111111... iI Only Way
to 'M'e'et Modsr'n Condition;

nos 'Auosw's. C111, Se1i1.21.—An‘
swerlng the criticism that present day
drlll's 111111 other mllitarv training the
thods ore obsolete and useless. 061"
E M Weaver of the army Genera‘
Staff. detailed in attendance upon the
National Guard Convention here, do
clared in an interview yesterday that
close formations Were absolutely nec
essary. He admitted that open order
lighting Was the only way of meeting
conditions in modern warfare, but' as
vied chit 1111.11.11 the discipline to

11111111111 by the manual of arms. a not
an the battlefield would be at

ease.
gr. 11.111111“ to the convention were
tMtild ‘ttiilay to a display of military
Aeronautics Using the basket. in
whlc Lieut. Lahm flew across the
Enfii '11 Channel arid ‘won the! first in
'T'n'flm balloon race in 3.906. Cat
03‘“ng 111111 111112 Vntom‘bjers of t 1'
“(61:11.11 fictional 61111111 81231111] Cortis-
min decenalon today. They flew
over' e

city lu'ld their course was fol-
lowed .by butomoblleé ma 'hned hv 11th
11.111111111111111 of Vibe l gnu] Corps. who
took the. slg‘nalds gum by 1111.111.
hock from an altitude of nearly 3000

feet

surged; COMPANY preserves
BOSTON Sept. 28. ~11 was an
nouhced here yesterday that the 131‘...-
ton and Colorhdo Sméltlng Company.
which has been engaged in smelting atV
Denyin- for nearly 15 years, in to be
dislo’lti'e‘d and on assets divided
1111112 g' its stockholders. These 111‘.
y resident in New hfiglim'd.
l‘s'hortage of copper and the other oral.
lull go! cop er mot-
ValthVtVJVm exp sit: the “filo tilt-3b
o. a company was on
11111111 11.111111111113111. 11m "limit.
with “31.500.9001' 1111 i i. it who li1't'11r

1‘11 lilhhr'poi'ltt'ctl 1111 11 11111111111111 lw
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, 190% V

= lIVImark'hb'lI '50". E0111 Thrown ”I

th'é event of i'mpdrlante it is at pres
'. er'tl.
' q'tllfes the assistance of the giant 40
. 111111 lens of lheV Yerkes telescze, Vlhc

‘ no at on the mornings of September

' hilltop

1. 'ficbnslqh oi’ the comet was 6 hours 18

" [lick chum

‘ 11101111111111 of September 11 1111's 11 111111

. 1111111111111- of the Yerkes observatory

state may operate a machine in thir .

be renewed however upon the payl

 
 

11111.th bony.

M 'i’fl'ohh‘d'pe.
(Chicago Wéddrd -'l‘1fe'r‘aid. l
he 11111111111 comet increases in Vbril
lfihcy a, view of it will no longeVI be

To observe it visuai’l'y' riow re

priest of V1111 1'1le '2va Br
thl'Bflns of it 111111.,11. Bum

ugly obtained the first glimpse of this

.111111 PM.
arnard bad the name expo
011 the 1111111111113 of Sepiatnbér
l'éibout 2: 15.

1: measurements made of its posi-
showed that they agreed exactly
Filth those of. Prof. Max Wolf. who de-
«lifted the image of 11111 comet 11
'Rotographlc plate obtained 011 8111111-

y night September it, with infield}

iiich reflecting telescope at the rand
Ducal observatory 0n the Koenigslubl
"in Heidelberg Germany

Professor Wolf found that the right

111 and )1, 111111111 2 o'cl

 
 
 

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't

Named )2 seconds. and its decllhat'ion
1.7 degrees ll minutes north. These
1illott'igrnpllic observations were con
11111111 by Barbell D (31111th at the
y by 11111111111 of the
alley or on 1111112111. 13th.
$13110” iith o'f ”91.11.111.13” boil 31!. 0.3

has at the Yerkes observatory on the

1' two foot refle1tor.

0n the morning of Saturday Sep-
tember 18 the writer nccoltlpanlcd by
Miss Mary R. Calvert, commuter and

staff, was invited to look through the
glitch isle! clips ti) Prof Barnard

tn {hp hope that. the comet might“
be Icon to Idvn'n

it was a most memorable occasion
for, despite the fact that It first the
writer was scarcely able to detect the
‘llmy object, n! only. 11111111 seconds
minced to make it clearer and she
enticed that here indeed was. the (b
nous .comot. which for 74 16 1‘11 118111
11211.11 labjant on a wondrous 'iohrney

'ghrou cc...

linguist“? mind it hail passed
broudh the 11111211, of tiny planet's or
micro 1111 whose pnths interface in an
1hdless tan is, then it swept bv the
dam plane Jupiter 311111111. Uranus
1nd Neptune, its speed gradually dc
:Vrcaslng as it reached the 11.: '1an

int of its path to increase again on

0 return journey.

'Then retracing its steps. it once
more passed within the1 realms of the
halo:- momma“ by 80111111111111.1111
1f this year it had approached to with
11 316,000,000 miles of the earth.

On November seventh the distance
will be reduc'od to 137.000.1100 mile's
'1y which time the comet 11111 doubt
ions have increased consider-ably in
1111;111:1111... We have every 1 reason
'or believing that it will. be visible
'00 the naked ye for some weeks
next spring éf'ore its nearest i3
iroach to the ulfiwhlch is. schedui
locordlng to tho' alumnus“ of
desert: colwetl and Cmmmelin, “for
writ 16; 1910.

The réniIrkah‘le fact concerning the
present r turn pf the carnal is that it
was foun wit a one- twelfth of a de-
zree of the p a that lint! been pro
licted for It by $1 an as Followers. one
welfth of do 3 equivalent
1) an 11min! 11 use 111 the sky less
bran one sixth ’the diameter of the
”1101111.

The g'r’eafe't't 11‘-11111 lI (me these men
'or Vth ability. patience with which

Mm lait tow rs they have

11 'iatio 111111 11111-

11311111111111; for thé petition 6 this
.11111111111101111 problem Success has dc-

1ervedly crowned their efforts and 111-
“11011311 they were dbl the firlit either
to photograph or to observe the. somet
visually. yet it is due to them that 1111-
tronome'rs knew in which direction
to turn the camera so as to make the
llscovery of the comet a certainty.

PSYCHICV PHENéMENAV.

The Chinese believe that the p'o is
‘equivalent to the Vsul'irIVlimlnal self.
be visible 11111111113113. interpenetrating
1nd lndisaolub'ly attached to the body.
he him being Jublimlnai or VinylsiV
no self. also interpenetrating 11.: holly.i
tut not indiuolqhi‘y' attached, to it."

For Instance, l‘th'c has of a girl 111....
1d With a lover, leaving the physical .
any intended by the on only. and
‘here she lay in bed, 11 semi-conscious
invalid. for several years. until the re
urn of a runaway pair. who had been
luly married and were brilltiils home

in of ohiid‘ra‘n. While the anion
's'hed parents were wondering what to
make or it all. the girl 111' the had got

up and ”to: 1111561 herself The
two fell fidfliefi' armI. ind
there 2.111 dd. in e pl‘éticbce df' Ipecs

late 11, runs one
46tfi£hiljfly Wfifindrgged, how
overt in two complete suite of clotheo "
—Tbeqnophlcal Review.

 

Waterbury Gillies Aglli'llll BlacliallV

11d “13an “cliél Selim Sc’lileil

mm

wm'nunnnv Sept 29 ~_«V'rV11V1=. thsl'
echo of the agitation whih th'rc'u'teuh'd

vcarly 1111 suVIViiuicr to give Waterbury
.11 131 unit 'b‘l‘up‘lnw 811111111}: regime, {11.1

heard in the disulct court h'erc yester- '
.1111 when counsel for Edward H ’8i—'
pit?“ VtVicth t sellc't for the 11111111111qu

($111,111 the Cdnnccticl'tt'
1.1211... and Th'bh’ias 0111111111111 1111.1
Joules 1101.11.11. 11.11111111111111- for local
moving picture theatres. settled the!
cases against them by payment of
the fines and costs imposed by thi‘

'city dbul‘t at the time of their arr
(fit
The Rev. Dr. A.(‘ .l.n1v,s0n 1). Di.

pastor of the First' 'Baptlst Church
wlb' the leading figure In the crusade.
up parsimony attended a Sunday
baseball game and testified against
Simona in oily court. He then left
town on a protracted tour of the West
and the appeals oi the three men went
0101- to the present 1111-111 of the dis
trict court 11’“ Vibe outcome as de-
scribod. The 1111 (0 sin) Sunday
V‘limusementswa 11111111111» farther.

VVV'ADVlV/VVISEV VRViIVBOARD MEETS.

V V d...
Pmy’rlfi'Tochqrd 311111. settlement
Probably Made. ..

The National Advisory Board of the
United flutters of North America held
1; meeting yestoniua in the baiters'

Vlequnrtms in Waverly place; New
£1.11 'fi 'v'r'i'I “de 111111 the
pr 111111111 business considered was in
relation to the settlement of the trou-
bles in New Jersey. Martin lawlor.
secretary of the United Hatters, de-
clined late in the afternoon to comment
on tho" transacti 11 of the meeting.
1.1.1 it 11115 1111311111 if an adjustment
of 11111 long tiebp were not-reached
yesterday. Idme progress at least to-
ward that end was made.

11 was 1epmled yesterday that Coun-
1.11 Auditor Conklin has requested Shem
iii Harrigan of the Orange district of
Newark. to confer with the members
of the finance committee of. the Board
of Freeholdms regurdin the reduc-
tion in the force of députles in 01'.
nnge. it is understood that the county
authorities consider the present force
of deputy 111111111 unubccssary because
of the quietude that has settled down
or'or the? 111111.: industry. at least so
far as violence. is concerned. .

Loewe Cm Goes over.

'1' s 111.1 0(1). 3. Loewe & Company
ago no: 111.1111. Lawlor and other old
cars and members of the United “ll:
ters of North America is on the list for
trial ahflal‘tford. October 12, but. it
was Itai‘odfyeaierday that the case
would probably go over until the spring
term of the United States District
(:01 1. iii New Haven. The batters. it
is old, hrs dash-obs of having the
case go over. as the expe'nse. of trial
in Hartford would be much greater
than In New Haven.

'KILVLVED WIEE WITH AXE.

nonhum- l'iunQIrIIn Thou Tried to
AII'Iu'lt Uiughio'r.

ROCHESTER. N. Y..‘ 311111. 29.~Af
for making his six children go to bed
at his horde here John Klema, a Hun-
garish shoemaker, killed his wife in
:n adioihlng room with an aim yester-

11y.

W hen the police reached the scene
the children were found crying by
their mother's bedside. Mrs Klemn‘s
head was 111111011 severed from her
body. A quarrel over money matters
caused the murder.

The police state after he had mur
dared his Wife Kiema attempted to
criminally assault 11111 famous-year
old daughter. Hannah, but 1111. repuls
ed The murderer then disappeared.
From letters left by 111111: it was be
lieved by the police that he flirty have
Vc'dmfiiittod suicide. but he was caught
atcr

W
rAr'r' eon ddNB'ERV'A'l‘iON.

To Slit flit" 110.001.0011 In BondI to
Vgompl'ete IVtV-rlgVItlon Page“.
1111111111111. 111;... '.Sept 211—111 a
speech on the conservation of antmal
resources delivered here yesterday,
President Taft declared he would ask
Congress. to authorize the issuance of

$10. 000, 000 in bonds to complete pro
iects already begun in the 11111111 and

 

on which'work pad for
lack of hinds.‘irl'1%mhai‘='en' be hope
of many settlers 111 urea 1 region

who had taken up ln'iydg in expectation
of procuring a supply of Valor t'o malts
them tonne, and the melldent's dac

 

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You do .1111 buy a Range every
year, 11111113111 when you buy get
0116 Hill! Milli be satisfactory for
y'é'a'tfi f6 '1'; e.

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t’eS't ill tidiehfh‘d use as well Va‘s any
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VVV larallop' pas enthusiastically cheered.

'Vl‘h'e “5111111111111 will stand the

FOR SALE' WV"

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