(Hartford Times)
mir 55mm visit to thii any.‘
‘ for John Hui-loin of- Waterbury.
a the statement that Waterbury.
bide before the general assent
at the next session for an appro-
"tlonu for a new normal school, to
located in that city. Senator blur-
, especial to lie, that, “her or the hexi‘ J
to, and it is believed that the
at majority of the voters of their
' nth district think that his expects»
”bus will be realised. There are some
pie who are not entirely. satisfied
i: there is another normal school
_ stoned in the state. At the present
[hoe the schools in nanbury and Willis-
said «mainline between
like mitt 300 more stpdeuts. ,
' , here are about 60 normal students
from Waterbury attending the schools
aiready established. most of them so-
his to the: school in New Haven which, ,
by reasoa of the trolley service. is
‘ iiy accessible to them it has ai
’ , Ks been regretted that 9, school was
" not establishsdt in Waterbury in-
stead of ,Danbury. The legislature at
tile session of 1903 would not have
mansion appropriation {Or the estab-
lishment of a normal school in Don-
bury lithe members had voted on
the merits ‘of the proposition alone. it
is well knowu that it was by a com~
binatlon of interests that the project
was favorably acted on by the legis-
lators.
New London county, and, farthat
“tenths entire eastern part or the
s to, wanted an institution for the
no, but it was found impossible
t secure enough votes in the house.
nbury wanted anornlel school, but
there was very little chance of con-
vincing a majority of the legislators
that the educational interests of that
town or of the western part of the
is
Edward Halve Forbilsil Tillie oi its
Edward Howe Forbush, New kiln;-
land Agent for theNat'lonal Associa-
tion of Audubon Societies, is breast»
in; a series of articles on the game
situation, including former coaditlone.
cause of the present scarcity and
means for replenishing the supply, be-
lieving that the public is much inter-
.estsd in the matter? The first of the
series of articles follows:
“North America is! naturally the
greatest paradise for game in the
world. it has not maintained within
recent geological periods such giant
.gameasatlil exists in Africa: but
when America was first discovered it
. had a variety and quantity of edible
same animals and birds, unequaled
anywhere else op earth. Bison, musk-
ox..m,oosb,telk, deer.” caribou, .moun-
lain sheep and mountain goats roamed
the continent in uncouuted numbers.
Antelopes swarmed over the great
Plains, bears or various species roam
ed the forests. Legions of burns, rab-
bits and squiricis possessed the land.
“The United States Canada and
Mexico are the native home of that
king of all game birds. tile turbo)“
What country was ever so wcil sup-
plied by nature with grouse anti par!
tridges of many species? From Green
land and Alaska 0n the north to the
was one great summer nursery for
such myrinds of wild fowl. pigeons and
shore birds as the world never saw
eiscwhcrc. The greater part of those
birds nested in all the country be
tuoon what is now the (.enliiil pint
of the United States and lhc IIoIllIoIn
most lands of AilH-‘iif‘a When the'
sumuIt-r was but half spent the that
slragulcrs of the great wave of fall
migration begun to move towards the
‘south. Three were followed by star
increasing hordes on their way from
chilling Arttic wastes and bowel bur-
etate were suffering through the want
of the school.
When the statement was afterwards
made in the house bv a member who
favored the appropriation that tin
school would fill a long felt want, it
was thought that the speaker was is-
cetious and the other members of the
house smiled. it was by combining
their interests that the occult of the
stern [part of the state scoured heir
insane hoopla! at Norwich and those
living in the western .sccliou their
normal school in Dsnhury. There was
Qitlifui lngoiling. .hy thlorwioh and
humility. vfldg'wfliihglvl'sr' a political
Science that is not .nocensaryily repre-
henslble.
*h.
for. new actoraiuw.
Whose citizens who have neglected
to honor themselves by paying poll
and, military taxes as renuired by law
must have a care since. future conduct
of the same kind may bring to them
dishonor and disgrace.
Tbs.old law had no teeth in it and
there was peril in violating its pro-
visions. but the new ‘iaw makes each
and every male resident between the
ages of 21 and 60 years liable to crim-
inal prosecution for but dodging. un-
less legally exempt from such pay-
ment.
«The law farmer provides that the
deliaquonleabollmorlt the amount out
in fall. both the lies and costs, at the
rumor alimony. the. prisoner bolus
compelled topay his own board. either
in cash or work. at the rule of 52.25 a
woos. .
The state by this enactment says to
every man liable to poll or military
taxes; "You must pay or nil-i0 lull!“
m the law makes it the compulsory
duty of all prosecuting olllcers in the
state to cause the arrest of every vill-
us who isnliahle to the tax and hug-
l is or refuses to pay it.
y it is likelytbsi the law will land
more litap‘ontt man in Jail who thinks
the Jail that will hold :hie has never
been built yet-«Norwich Bulletin.
_ HOIRL ABRiVAi-l.
MOMQK‘Mi‘i‘n-J. if. (item. firings
port; .i. .l. Vallabuclt and wife. New
York. ii. .1. Dexter, ii ii (Wit-um) city;
Examiner. lltldguport L. Mints, Now
ark: is. it lluriimtl, lellon; George
L Rockwell. Ridgcilald; it J. Watson.
New York; William if lioyi. Stein
is ; l3. Orson-leis. .llrldgcport: ii.
" bun. Coventry. England; A.
his. citric. Dr. J. W Sayre. button;
at?" iihelilngtord, New Haven: it“ t'.
Wibacher. wife and child, city; 0.
3.7 month. Now haven; if. .l Pitt-
’ , in (lbdpclly. alias iiiiotsll Nar
misused; ’. .l. llisltrow, iliisiml: F.
1. Gillian. Newark; William Mluclt,
tinnitus-y; Mr. and Mrs Ulllilill'i‘ll Wil-
item a airtime. New York; Mrs. is.
Hadley. Mlll w.“ Blips. tiridgepurl:
7. Connors. Duhbnry; Mrs, James
is. Maptown. it. if; Mavens
, damnation, N. Y.: I). i... lists»
t filly: Jillian lilii, lloiiiel; if.
,m‘mrmaa. New York:
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reus toward the sunny South. The
conformation of the continent is such
that those southward moving myriad:
of birds must have constantly con
v‘ched and crowded in upon each 0th»
or. From the farthcrmost chain of
islands west of the Alaskan peninsula .
to the easternmost lands of Greenland
and Newfoundland is nearly 5,000
miles. while from lower Georgia to
lower California is not half that dis»
lance. The great flocks of wild fowl.
shore birds and pigeons that streamed
southward in migration over the whole
width of the continent crowded into
the United States and Mcxlco in such
numbers as were never seen elsewhere
on tho factI of the globe. No such
cotigegugn of, spegloemud individuals
could ever be possible elsewhere. on
cool perhaps in lIulia, ludo-(‘hitm or
the .‘iiniaynn Archipelago.
“Now ltnplaudbadlls full share or
of this great concourse pf name and
birds. Bear. moose, cik. door and our
ibou were abundant in their localities.
Squirrels were so numerous that they
were sometimes obliged to llilgl‘i‘iit‘ in
large numbers to find sufficient food.
The common rabbit and the white bare
ubountiod in tho fort-slit and swamps
Wild turkeys flocked ill the woods on
that tho lotllans spoke of seeing a
thousand in a day. Three species or
grouse were very plentiful, and as
many as sixty quail were seen in a
flock. Woodcock and ships swarmed
in the lowlands Wild pigeons were
found in larger numbers than those of
any bird in any other country. Theit
flights darkened the entire sky and
shut out tho sun for hours. and their
nesting places extended for miles
through the woods. wild toul nested
on pond and stream, in tho Iliarshos
and along the shores of the sea. The
boys. harbor. and islands of New Ena-
luud roast were alive with water birds
which bred upon the spud and rocks.
With the approach of winter the bays
liiitt‘il., rivers anti shore swarmed with
waterfoul and shore birds from the
north.
i‘hlew England is so situated that
migrants from the maritime provinces,
Labrador anti, metvlilnud poured til.
costly lulu bur territory or along but
coauts,,whlio many dpvcics trout ibt-
wont of .iiutlsou iluy t'cuchotl tho roast
hero. Ulluu-s from the fur northwest
came down lo the lltttlsntl llivor, and
{was there spread alum; our shores. No
section was better supplied with gums
in its seasons.”
Heavy silk and long stitches make
the matter of embroidering ii hand
some gown not. a difficult matter. The
work is accomplished quickly, but the
sillcbllltt must. of course, be evenly
laid, and the «shudders! artistically
shaded. to in effective.
WM
Walking skirts are not so short as a
season or two one. though considerable
latitude is allowed. The most «lenien-
blo length, however. is two inches or
slightly less. from the srmlhtlwilisl
enough to escape the pavement when
trailing.
Gulf of Mexico on the south the land]
, the place of bolts. and it does so mom
a
Most V'Repuisiiie Concerns.
We pay for alilthe medicine used
ootupletely relieve you of constipation
We take all the risk You are not
obligated to us in any way whatever
if you accept our otter. That's a mighty
broad statement. but us mean every
word of it. Could anything be mere
fair for you?
A most scientific. cotnmonaense
treatmént ls Resell Orderiies. which
are eaten like candy Their active
principle is a recent scientific discov-
ery that is odorless. colorless and
tasteless; very pronounced, gentle and
pleasant in action. and nartictllavl
agreeable to every way. This inure
lent does not cause diarrhoea, nausea.
flatulence grilling or any incon-
vehlence whatever. Bexaii Orderiiaa
are particularly good for children. aged
and delicate persons.
if you suffer from chronic or habit
ital constipation or the associate or
dependent chronic ailment. We urge
you to try Rexnll Orderlles at our risk.
Remember you can get them in
Rochester only at our store. 12 tab
lots 10 cents; as tablets. 25 cents»-
The Rexali Store. The Clifford Phar-
lnncy Quittuer & Canty. l’rops.
”mannerisms EXPLAIHB.
m
Row Between Twin Cities Blamed for
'ihat Bad Road.
B. ll. Douglass. the "Yankee drum-
mer." who. in his characteristic lash:
ion, called attention recently to what
is considered the worst piece of valid
tip the state has Ictcivod the follow-
‘ing explanation i’rouI State Highway
Commissioner .latuos ll. Macdonnld.
and has given it to tho Advocate:
“The story is altogether to long to
tell. Briefly, the [acts are those:
“Thole has been a row between tht.
'cities of Norwalk and South Norwnilt
for yoursmdcep, billet and long con-
,liIIucd and the legislature was ushcd
’to scpnrulc them without success
The Mac of demarcation in so for as
i the solar tutcu not concerned is deeply
,hewu on Armory ilili and tho sucued
, 1in men in the question of lcpuirs on
ithai highway. has never been crossed.
Lust your. lllt.‘ attention of tilt
ilourd of Sclcttlucu was oullcd lo the
necessity (or repair count the c-on
tract which has existed i“?l“t’t'il the.
State and town cvor fiillit‘ the road
was constructed in 1896. Mic llitbcs
0! the original material used iu the
xconstruction has worn off the top of
the stonc that you so m‘itplticuiiy tics-
tribc, so lhul’it is not a un-stion or re-
pulr. it is a question of rebuilding tin.-
rond and, under the ruling of the At-
,iornoy-chcral, i had no r ghl to usc
' the repair money for ibis plil'lmsc. The
town of Nill‘waik refusing to do the
work on the ground that it Was iu the
city of South Norwaik’a district. and
l having no money with which to do
llu- work, i had It special not linseed
mulling uu appropriutiou of $25,000 to
be used in any town in which i found
it similar condition. This appropria.
lion dutos from the first of October. i
soul for the scioclnlcu and uskod lhcmi
if they were still of tho saiuc uIluti unt‘
to do anything. They ropiicd lhut
ilu-y were. i then advertlscd the
work, and recolvml what i considered
an excessive bid. i llu-n sent for the
[All Oiicr‘Bsclteti'fiy Sue oi Our
during the trial.- if our remedy falls to ‘
tilt illillil
“ Unit
' A Single Wire is Now Being Usc’d’
, lorsipaiurourMemu - ‘
, As an outcotne'o'f the absorption of
the Western Union 'l‘eiegrsultco, by
the American Telephone and Tele-
grapro. lthasboen stated moron-
Bingo and telegraph circles that the
A. 'l‘. d. 1‘. Co. would by means of
the use of apparatus which Would cov-
or telephone and telegraph work equal.
ly Well.- greatly reduce the cost of nor:
vice of this character to the users
thereof. and that the employment of
this wonderful mechanism would at
once so into steel and treats a sweep-
ing change in the electrical wire
world. ‘
‘ An investigation by a representative
of the Journal—Courier yesterday iocttl~
ly showed that preliminary machines
of this character have been in use in
this section in a way for some time,
ndnd that there is every likelihood
that they will be much more perfected
and bbcomc aoihiilon in Allie ftiture. al.
though one commtenl authority pent
further and declared that in his opln
ion the day of the telegraph is doomed.
and that eventually it will be super-
seded by the use of the telephone This
gentleman. whose name cannot be
quoted for business reasons said that
it was time that such a cousunuun
lion conic about for the lesson that it
Was‘nlmkost impossible now to procure
a supply of competent. lologruphcrs in
Consequence of the fact that few cont-
patent young operators were coming
t
. d. the front.
(louerai Manager H. H. Sykes, of the
Southern New England Telephone (20.,
which concern ii is supposed will be
one of tho next to be absorbed in this
section by the grout A. 'l‘. (i: 'l‘. (70..
said (but the apparatus spoken of by
the mporlcr was in use and had been
in IIst- for some limo. bill iii the mo«
Input he was not prepared to give do»
:uils concerning ll.
Superintendent of Telegraph Nu.
thuuitd E. Smith. of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company, said that the apparatus had
been in use ,on the his system for a
your or more. between the points of
Midway tins! bust of New Londonl
and Providence. and was working ud-
urirably. One wire is used. and it
is used either fur,tclopllouing or [vice
‘u'upbing, at pirasuro. it works per-
fectly. ilul it is on a private and not
.I public line. in this case the appur-
.Itus is known as tho "rniimad com
posits telephone system" and it i:-
purchased from the Western Electric
(‘o., n concern which is supposed to be
controlled in one way or another by
the A. 'l‘. & l‘ t‘.o However true this
latter platoon-Ill Iqu be the road finds
that the plan works so well that it is
now about to install further apparatus,
viz, from Mansfield. Mass. to 'l‘auntou.
Muss., iiiiii thence to New llcdford, Tho
.liltiwuy pluui oovors four machincs
lvvo tcicgruph keys, and two lclc
phones and extends over a run of {to
miles of railway track. ’
in lill‘ new or lhla apparatus illc only
soioolmen again. Mr Avison cattle to
my office, and I remind to him that l
considered tho price too high. luau
much on the town will have to puyi
tho bill for repairs. i thought they"
could do the work obcupcr lllemsclvoa.
i asked him to conicr with the other
,mombsls 0f the board relative to do-
ing the pork. After a tztlnfcrcncoJ
i received a letter saying that the town
! would do nothing about the mallet.
; and this cmumunlcnliou was signed bv
all of the members of tho bontd. i
then not about its-ulna some other core
theater to do the work. and finally liilt
cured a price which i consider it Just
and equitable out». protecting the inter.
outs of tho town as far as possible.
“While it ivss not Obligation rest on
tho Blobs to strive for a better price,
lfelt that it was my duty to do so.
and, as stated. i finally secured it
price front one of the contractors that
is very much more rotteounblc. Every
dollar of this reduction will occurs to
the financial interest of the town and
not to the Slate. The coutmrt has
luwtt lot and i have bctut waiting for
tltc contractor to tilsontpuw himself
from other work he has Immt doing so
that be run uno his roller on this work.
“This is tt brief story of NW whoic
transaction, and i hope and trust tho-
oxporiouco you have gone through will
up of short duration and that we will
have this much mooted questions not
tied once for all."
chum-on cry
on fttfilifliil'i
CA$TORIA
illuserbrcad la often used to lake
acceptable. Lemon sauce is it delic-
ious accompaniment of gingerbread.
and, another good dish in which this
simulation. flglll'fiti is made by putting
a layer of apple sauce in the boltolui
of the dish. spreading the gingerbread
room over it bikini: and serving alibi
difficulty found is in tho hdhisltucut
of the buttery to accommodate the re
.thircquuls of both telephone and lcic
muphic work. The machines do ‘this
very well on this limited lino.
Superintendent C. N. \i'oodwurd. oi
the Shore Linc division of the, Now lift.
you road. and who is himself a prac-
tical icicgrsplIt-I‘, said that be bad no
doubt that the new machine spoken of
would ho worked out to a successful
point. One had been worked Now
which was not a success. iir. \l‘ocll
word is illi‘ life! to introduce the lulu
phone system in train doapulcltlug on
the Now iluvcu. and is about to open
it on the Conn! road. it is now being
extensively used in the word.
Mr. \l‘oodwurtl said he believed thut
the day of the telegraph had gone. at
was going, especially in his line of
work \i' lwu asked if he did not think
titers was groutel danger in train do
snatching by phone than by tho Morse
system of telegraphy. he replied to the
ltimilin). The messages in both easel
tro taken by sound. and are leponlod
md iiic act vim- over the perfected cop
per cilcuiiu of tho lciopllmlo Itlt
bound to be quick uiul patient us out
bu oxpcclmi. Accidents luiahl iutppcu
hill ho was very much impressed with
lilo utility and benolit of the condos
use of tho tulophouo. Accidents uou
'llliilpllfl tinder miscibility
’l' be general idea seemed to he that
the combined telegraph and tolephom
assassins for vindlaoriminste publlt
service had not yet been seen hen
ml is coming taut.
W
GEQHGIANS POWH‘S OMIR Omit.
moron, odours. aa.-~Atter, lull
lllE William Walls npd probably fatalii’
shooting rial llolinnd while returnins
from a dance near here. Pickett (lot
tutu surrendered to the police and has
tossed in “the county jail yesterday.
According to Collins. the trouble grew
tut of the misunderstatnllny at his in
vitallon tut a about man whom hi:
‘1‘”
All fliSPEiili ill
Heartburn. .0: end- indigestion Van-
ish and Your Slomach Feels
Fine or Fire Minnie!
.i
i"
l
As there is sites some one in you
family who suitors an attack of their
gostion or some form of stomach trou-
bis, why don't you keep some .Diapspv
sin in the house handy?
'l‘bls harmless blessing will digest
anything you can eat without the
slightest discomfort, and overcome a
sour, gussy stmusch five minutes af-
for.
Tell your pharmacist to let you read
the formula plainly printed on these
so cont cases of Rspe'ili Dispepsln,
then you will readily see why it niches
indigestion, Sour‘ Stomach, Heart-
burn and other disircsscs go in five
minutes and relieves at once such this
arise as Batching of Gas. Na. a. Head-
acllcs. Dizziness, Constipa i0!) and
other stomach disorders. ‘ '
Some folkshaVe tried so long to find
relief from Indigestion and .Dysliop-l
sin or an out-oféorder stomach with
the common, cvoryztlnyv cures udver~
tiscd that they have about made up
their minds that they have something
else wrong. or believe theirs is s case
of hierv’onbllchs. Gastritis Catarrh of
the albumen or Cancer.
'l‘bls no doubt, is u selipus mistake.
Your real trouble is. what you out does
trot digest: install. it ferments and
score turns to ac id. Gas and Stomach
poison, which putrcfy in the digestive
:lract and intestines, and. besides. poi~
sons the breath with nauseous odors.
A hourly appetite, with thorough di-
costiou. and without the sllthcst dis-
comfort crummy soil-Also atonreeh. is
waiting for young soon ns‘you decide
to try Pope‘s Dispopsln.
Facetscuroitwsoosso ”Decrees.-
Latter Had Changed Their Minds Re-
garding Cause of Man’s Death.
NEW BRITAIN. Nov. thin-illusi-
(‘lml who were uxpcclml lo testify for
the state in Hill charge. of manslaught-
t~r bronchi attains! Richard M. llili.
chauffeur for Charles Clover, president
of the (‘orbln Motor Vehicle Company,
whose our struck Richard Schcrmuu.
an aged man, (in tho evening of Nov.
5, cuusing injuries which resulted fa-
lully. notified Prosecuting Attorney
Klell a few minutes bcfort- lhc hearinc
this morning that they had changed
their minds us to the cnusc of Sober
man's death. it had been established
that Scht-rmuu was a suffcrcr from
chronir Bright‘s disease.
Prosecuting Attorney chtl held a
consultation with State‘s Attorney
Hugh Alcorn over the telephone.
while court wailrd. iic llteII allnouuc-
cd that be had pulled the case. in a
dulcment lo the court llIc proscculor
lilllfit‘ no attempt to conceal his cha-
-riu at tho notcritl:
ilc scored the doctors roundly for
IlIclr change of front. Should they
lcsllfy to the opinions lhcy pure him
in preparing the case. he declared cou-
viclion of the chauffeur was certain.
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following \vcl‘c issued Not-cm-
bcr 23d. 1909: list furnished from
other of A. ll. \i‘ooulcr. solicitor of
S. E. Cibulils. Bridgeport. sash op-
ct'aiiug mechanism: (l. W. (loodridko,
Bridgeport. wire skinning pliers; it.
out of the cusp. '
pnlcnls. Bridgeport, Conn: i
Rhinestones were never more sought
after especially in conjunction with
black velvet. Sometimes entire collars
Of these gleaming brillianls on a fitted
foundation of velvet are seen. and the
effect is verylrlch.
,. a w ‘
The shades of, grsyswalch are now so
fashiopnble for ridinghabits are cs-
pecluily good for the purpose as they.
though dark. do not show dust as black
does, and a bright dash of color in the
waistcoat heightens the becoming of:
feet.
m
If you will hang up your ironing
board instead of standing it on the
door, the cover will keep very much
cleaner.
Every one has found such pleasure
in doing her Christmas shopping early
that now she does .‘not‘ used any
prompting. Of course there are buyers
in the stores dining the last few days
previous to the holiday, but they are
those who for one reason or another
have been obliged to wait until the
last minute. The merchants says they
notice a great improvement over ear
”or years.
Cocos butter. which is so beneficial
to many skins, may be more easily
applied if first softened with almond
oil, which is also a good food for the
skin.
One can get the new greys and
greens and blues and raisin shades in
the silks used for crochcting four-in
bands. Don't make up your mind which
you will use until you see them. be
cause they are all so beeutifhl you
will want several.
————-
One of the prettiest little "sowing"
gifts that l have seen consisted of an
imitation jade bracelet to which were
utiuchcd by suspended ribbons the tin-
iest of little silk bogs containing a
lhlIIIbie, a'pair of scissors. a glove
Incnder in tho dainty color of the rib-
bou. four spools of silk in different col~
ore suspended one over the other by
weaving the ribbon in and out of them,
a tiny necdlebook, stew—one could ate
tech us many of these little conven-
lonccs as she chose. Catch up the
brucclct and toss it into your grip null
you would be sure of having every-
thing at hand in tho wuy‘of mending
materials that you would need on a
short trip.
Even the little girls' frocks ups the
tunic effect in thc slopingdowcr edge
of their long bodicc. trimmed where‘
[the short pinilod slut-t joins It.
llnntlcuux of column! ribbon um ox.
cccdingly popular and also exceedingly
becoming huir ornaments for little
girls.
There is a considerable demand
among little men for white serge suits.
usually made in the wcll~nnown lins-
siuu style, with white pearl buttons
for trimming. Tito only color is in
thc embroidered insignia on shield or
sleeve.
The gold tissue (lowers which are
now coming in arc a welcome relief
ll. Pnrkcr, ilridgcpori, combination
curtain bruckcl: F‘. W. Slutiy ilIltigc
burl, incandescent lump socket t I
I.. .loy, Now Hilton. 2 putcnls; cut
Icty minding mutllino; skulo IuIlIuri
'Iindct. W. it‘. illiflilll, New Huvm.
llllll'lll clock: .1. ll. theiot, i'ow lin-
veu, magazine cutoff for topouiiuu'
firearms; G. Gordon, Hartford. llunu-‘
ed pipe; ii. iii. W iiunaou. llatlfortl
'3 patents. metal wmkins
(coding mechanism: .i. it). Lewis
Hartford, radiator for lililtlilllliliii'Irli
’l. W. (‘oultlirn Shelton. iifilnt: board
'or drop hammers; i‘. E. Smith, Non
flrilaln. lover buckle: W. E. (billion.
Wulcrbul‘y, lmillc stomp-r: W. ll.
l‘botupson, South Norwniit. nir (Emile
vtrossor; Ii‘. i". lint-ion. Short Beach. rc-
roiling burrei gun; l.. C. Kummor.
l‘liulou. cup heading machines: .l. .i.
\lurphy. 'l‘crryvillc, combination lock:
W. i.. Shepard. Elluwood, " pniculs,
I!
‘nuchluc for condensing pt‘ill; incl
oroductu'.
mu..-
YALE ENTRANCE EXAMiNATiONS.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. llllwiu ndditiun
o i‘t’vt'iiiliiif. lilo rule requiring that
lvo Ituhjcclu be passed. iii preliminary
'utruupo examinations to serum at
Ill‘ttliilililiil‘y certificate, the i‘uln t'ui
logo luckily has made lilo rvpcul so
far rolrmtcllvo as to apply ill lilo on»
trance sxnltiltlntlons of last .lutio and
September. in the cues of candidates
who.,in the opinion of the committee
an admissions, are entitled to exemp-
rtrout the old requirement. At the
as‘ June examination alone there
were about two hundred preliminary
candidates who phased in one or more
subjects. but less than the five sub
jecls then required.
W
HIAL ‘UTATE “L“. I
deems it. i’itilcos and John 3%
lutwrence to Charlesvtirllohanuun. six:
acres it’Ui‘niiiiiii‘y: warranted deed. ,
Frank N.~liioolair‘io "0m!!!“ mark“
Inland buildingsivl‘brt rest: warts
ntuchiuo" ,
1 pod English walnuts. hickory nuts or
: bake for half un‘bmtr in a uloduralc
ovum, but moi slightly. than tutti the
from the spiky nigrstlos in gold that
'lInvc become rather too common.
if any one has good cake recipes in
,which lhcrc arc low in no eggs. they
Iuouid be found useful in these days
of high pliccs. Some one told me the
liostou price (eighty cents a dozen)
was nearing Hartford
The small cloctIoiict is a most do
coplublc gift to the coilcgc gill, niIo
finds use for it on but desk, hot too
table and in various rooms and cor-
here.
More is an old southern recipe for
white cake taken from Table Talk
that some of you may like to put away
in your scrap books until eggs are
cheap: Sixteen eggs, three-quarters of
a pound of butter. one pound of sugar
one pound of flour. two touapoonftils
baking power. flavor with bitter ni-
Iuoud extract. (ll-cam butter and sit-
star until very light. thou add slowly
door and can. sillimt flour livc llmcs.
then add extract. links in a moderate
uvon llii rctldy.
. lluo‘i buy slugger turban than you
run build your hair to ill. or buy out-
in iii tho style of your hair. The two
utttnt llul'lllolli'so it you want to be well
dressed.
Nut pudding from tho Housewife:
Host the yolks of three eggs until
light and smooth. then heat into them
a little at a time hall a cupiui of all
got. a third of n oupful of bread
trauma and ti scant halt dutiful or cold
boiled homiuy or forms. Mix well.
then told in the ivlllies of' three wall
beaten eggs and half a cupftll of chop
Validation. Pour this layer cake pour.
the mixture will make ltvo layers. and
STAMFORD
In the olden times our forc-
fathers depended upon vcry prim~
itivc means for t lcu- household
conveniences; cepecially in the '
matter of heating.
1 irst the open fire—places which
\\illill(‘li one side of a person
vitiic the other side was shivcr~
ing; llIt-u wood 510ch in one or
two romns, giving an intermittent
hcat, Later coal stovcs with the
necessity for carrying coal in and
ashes out, replaced the earlier
methods. ~
Nowadays the whole. house is
hosted from one point. in the cel—
lar. a STAMFORD FURNACE.
which sends an abundance of
fresh warm air to all parts of. the
house.
ma SALE BY
HORACE R NASH,
Corner North Main and West 8m
butter with the same quantity of poo"
tiered sugar which has been siften
free from lumps, and add two table:
spoonfuls of cream or rich milk. a very ,
little at a time, then flavor with lemon
or nutmeg. Serve with a sauce made
by mixing together half a cupful of su-
gar, one and one-half tobicspooufuis
o {flour and a tiny pinch of solt.=l’our
over this with constant mixing one
cupi’ul of boiling water. then cook for
live minutes, stirring all the time with
a fork to smooth out the lumps. Just
at the last add two tablespoonfu‘lls of
butter and flavor with lemon crout—
mcg, whichever was not used for the
pudding. as the two flavors combine
nicely. Serve the pudding cold and
the sauce hot, or the pudding is rich
enough to be eaten on all save cert-.-
monious occasions like Christmas
without sauce. '.‘
enema l a
’ 20: Infants and alumina. ,
llu Kill You llau distraught
Bears tn:
Signature of ‘
A RECKLESB MOMENT.
(Life).
One of the. soldiers at Fort Wash
ingtou on the Potomac was recently
given leave of absence the promise
after my day. When his inane expir-
cd he didn‘t appear. The papers rc-
oorticd. however, that he had b on
vcry busy. the range of his actlvlt cs
lining ~muprchcndcd under the title of
"i‘laiu runk."
lie was brought at last before the
‘Olllllllifldlllll. for sentence; and tho
lollowing dialogue is recorded .
",Wcll Murphy. you look as if you
had had a severe engagement."
"\ es eur."
"Have you any money. left?"
“No, sur."
“You had $85 when you left
fort. didn't you?“
"Yes, our."
”What did you do with it?"
"well. sur 1 was Walking alongsud
I met a friend. and we went into, a
place and splnt as. This we come
out and i met another friend and we
spin! :8 more. and thin i come out
ind we met a friend and we spiut 38
more ,iififi thin we come out and we
met another bunch of friends and i
spout $8 anlO-iiiid thin ti comes
lioluc, “
"But Murphy.th makes only ”832.
What did you do with tho othormr'
\iurpity thought. Then he shook
ilig bead slowly and said: _ ,
“i dunno. Colonel. i reckon i
that nloncy
the
must have squulldctcti
foolishly."
W
FREPARING FOR THE ‘8Uifl‘0fl.
The little girl ontorod thoahop with
the air of a real grovfnulp lady and
stood by the counter with her wide
blue eyes on a level with the top oi it.
"Well. Sadie?" held the shopkeeper.
"Sarah.“ you please." she corrected.
"Well, Miss Bill‘illl." he said. "what
can i do for you?"
“i wont to not it mitten. , if you
please. no 'cllngite It to mother;y
”You mean a pair of installs, deal
you?“
”Nd." site said. with an inpatient
tussle! her head. "i mean it”! only
ohm? one that‘s suitable to hire It
you it man this polh‘ to prophesies
two .I_
Norwalk Chronicler