ftho week. sndi d
' promises to be
. um... sitdstionr the
.troupo. of gymnasts in
t ftls’loy not While whirling
blah trapeze; Lsdeli & Word.
singers and fosters; Annie Gal
'3 comedienne: Harry Toy
w t voiced singer and yodier.
A lebie. comedy cyclist. com-
an excellent bill of variety.
. lotion pictures Will be seen at
performance. Matinees will be
h 33 oily sud u dance on Wednesday
3 Miss wutson sunpnlseo.
ed “st Her Home.
ere was s surprise party given
. [his Kathryn Wilson. shturdm;
not her home, 7 Day street. A
dhtfnl time was enjoyed. including
' nd music.
present were the. M loses Kath-
loos, Sarah Word Pauline Vles
. y selleck, Helen Smith. and
”re. Edward Hall Waiter Wald,
“ ”Weston. AithuI Jackson. Royal
3%,V‘Alvls Wilson.
Vilntlfdl coilution was served. ni-
\ the guests departed. pronounc-
Trout Shot Wound.
HAVEN, Jun. 24 .——»'I‘ho condl
tt’orney Howurd C. Willem
sli'lIt Friday by Walter X
that of last night. He told
3 humorous threstenin'n let-
. 9 had received from Newport
of winnings he had received from
s to the effect that Newport bad
ii vou As: some 1'0
l Sill) fliR
YlllR BHI
.BUYA
PARIS
.MIY one we Lion-rear AND
.9 uouoesr iN ms matter.
is .llilW
112 WASHINGTON 'B‘TREIT
'PHONE 607
~-W_...w..* u...“ ...
_ the days begin to lengthen
. Vile cold begins to strengthen’i
Recording
~»li'-insncisl
Under-down.
Treasurer—Miss (lsrrle B‘osler.‘ .
Directorm-Fred Pitser.
It. Bate N. (la-Mrs. Julie Dunn.
“L. S. to N. G.—~Mrs. Helen Donald
u d bfllillh house, which was held Friday
Wins. in v .
"ll. of Rowsylon.
At one oneliluslon of the business
meeting end onercises. refreshments
were served end it general sued um
enio ml The oilloers instslied were
as f howl. ,
Noble Grundw‘hirs. Nellie Hawks.
Viee-Grsnd-Mrs. William J. Brown.
Secretory -- Mrs.
R. S. to V G.-Mrs. Williams.
L. S. to V. G. ~Mrs. Robert Morri-
son.
Chopinlnwlurs. Jennie ilrndbury.
_ _ . l. (i.-~Mrs. Annie Wile.
rue Number of Friends Entertain- s O. G. wGeorge Crosby.
Wardenwbllss Julie M. Msileite.
(Which—Miss Kitty Underdown.
Wtwhirs Harry Bartram.
“ OUR BROTHERS' LODGE.
Our iirothers‘ Lodge, i. 0. O. R. will
meet. this evening to work the first do»
Thursdsysevenlm the district
deputy grund patriarch will be pres
ent from New Cannon to install the
newly elected oilioers.
some sort. which bidders of‘the odor
wilted will not divulge. resulting in
the members of the committee leaving
ml their homes hounds); utterhoon
and they are not ti) come back unless
something unforeseen should develop.
lollies. lust before he left. New Haven
said they would net return until they
were called for slid D. member of the
trslomen’s committee. seen utter their
piloting in Odd. Feliom‘ hail snld they
were going home and they did not
, have even a remote idea of when they
would return.
Secretary—hi iss
, nothing more than that the demands
of the men have been turned down.
and that before proceeding ‘iurthor.
they will have taken counsel with the
round officers of their omsnlsstions.
it he... always been the policy of tho
:uilroud to take up at length sny grlev
shoes presented by the men and thst
'lllla policy will he followed’in this case
there, is little doubt. The hitch. how-
ever. is important because a develop-
ment of this sort was no expected so
soon nod moves beyond doubt that the
men III-e right in thinking the company
will make u hard fight to compel the
irainmen.tu psro down their demands
to what the road considers u resoun-
uhie basis, .
“.mwww
HEATING
STOVES
At Big Reductions
REGULAR “4.00
At $11.00
REGULAR ”.00
At $6.50
REGULAR not)
At $6.00
REGULAR $5.75
At $4.75
I. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKEF
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISHEI
CORNER WALL AND HIGH ITO.
NORWALK. DON".
m
horwalkf Brunch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
lions, the chairmen of the colnmiiloen
here will report to their arsnd oillorm.
(i. ll. (larroinon of the conductors and
W. G. Lee of the trunnion. just what
stand the New Haven road has token
in this mutter. Word has reached
New Haven that Mr. Gsrrotson and
Mr. Lee have left their hmdousrlern
in lhd‘wost for New York and will
ii‘liCh there today. The committee
rhsirmen from the New lisven. and
other railroads involved in this more
mom. will Incite their reports to these
officers. and they. following A meeting
of the oxoculive board of. the two or
contentions. will decide what step will
next be taken. for th lory mines out
from New York that ii of tho mods
have declined to grant the demands
of their employees.
but down, and any other cllmlgl‘u um
ordered by the grand diluent those
will be llinili‘ and the oomtuitioim will
return with their amended proposi-
tion and ("it‘ll more go before the
railroad company. Thut the original
dcnlsud is more than the rniimmis
will grant llll‘l'f‘ is not it shsdow of
doubt and their stood in tho ninth-f
puts the mailer right up to the. inbol
people in take llli',‘ next step. The:
can do this only llll‘illl‘li lbc srund‘n!
floors for the powers of tho mnuuir
toes are rather limited.
VERY LITTLE
Mr. Merchant to have no ELEGTRK
BIGN for your store sud show win
. We mshs them. all slsos. sin:
their sum. Tlilil GOODBI
Try it smell sin for s starter—the
incresso In your business will csusr
you to order lsmr ones.
The Reed 8r Volt W Go.
II WASHINGTON fllll‘l‘.
rerun“
Home E. Donn Cl Son.
‘6 WALL IT» NORWALK.
Real Estate and
insurance
We hello mm: decided bargain:
3in Inooms producing property is.
must focused in «it» with the run
worth; of the town.
DedylunetoN Y.
trainee” will hold its should inseam; f
sold Dsiurdny that when they return
ed in I week. in den or longer. they
would probably be in dolly session un
til some time in April. This shown the
men hove no doubt that negotistions
will he resumed in the poor future.
refused to discuss any photo of their
brlmit with the mud and of outline
the company hold» to Its ususi I‘llll‘ n‘
kind. It wits unsecured in one mun"
issuers on hn : ,
dud problems and; lid dairdw
lions of fourteen Mellie for “line
sing} to the society will he transform
. In. this urinating. no septicsuhl '
‘eilldh bettiunlih n linwisy of stool. ,.
Que member of the conductor s com.
This bronk‘ in negotiations coolness
Following the suuponsion of negoiln
if the wane increuwd Ifilfl'tl for is
A member of the «mduclors’ bosrd
(lhnirmen of the commuter-n hsrv
pulling no statement on «fifths of this
or ihst having put tilts ntslli-r up it!
lonorsi Manager Higgins ihv Iuou
word going home in well for him in
oil them together squib. in ihl'
uuuuilmo ho would be given ample
time In which to thoroughly 'go over
every detail oi the demands of tin
men.
sites cone or s ro ls osvsm
PAZO at to
or tr Wile. Wt! or.
vinyl or neodymium-d2.
MIDIOAL IXAMiNIilt "A"
WITH CORONIR. ,
The medical esslniuers of the 1va
one towns of ysiriiold county. to the
number or twenty/awn, wore the midi“!
alum-day afternoon st .s dinner st or
to Ioiuusnn‘s Shore Home in Bruise
port. given by Coroner iiiiiierd ll
Wilson. The sifslr mos noniiseli cs
elusiveiy to the ruprssouistives of
this country. Bouillon the medical us
minors thorn iwors siso present ”so
my coroner Henry .0. Stevenson.
dtsis‘s Attorney stiles Judson snd
some aidney n. howls}.
mus-U“
OONMO‘TIOUT OlViL INOINIIII
The Connecticut doelsty of Civil III»
the iwsnty-slsiiialn New memos
nu» Bsddlstwliishihsotnorswhi ;
um‘
in; my immunity
Chmdfllldd Ill llldlli
T’rooommended by or; Illusions Wilson.
. and though excellent: ill DWI-till!“ a?“
The rllver presents no swsunspiriux
smeloclo. A quarter of a million peo-
pip! in s drenching rein. throng the
stone pmneis land guns. watchful:
the yellow tide, which is crowned with
driftwood wine cssks and other wreck-
use rushing seaward. The water now
is almost flush with the srohos of the
police sud lroops the
working desperately st all the bridges.
disentangilng biocllndes resulting from
the hosting dehr,ls and Al is hatred
that oil the bridges will he
Traffic .on several of rho fwiler ones.
however. has been stopped.
All the cellar: along the ousys are
filled with water. One‘df the chief
dormers Is the weslrenlnlof tho foun-
dations of the buildings olons
water front by tho seeping wslers.
The retaining walls of the [foreign 0h
Ilco are surrounded by which, sad the
beautiful garden in the our of the
building: is h veritable bike.
The streets around the Chamber of
Deputies are considered unsafe and
ii" truihd in’ these thoroughfares hsvo
hum forbidden. 3
The tunnel between the d‘Orssy and
the Quay d'AustorIlts stations is
The hmmeni of tin:-
Pslsis do Justice is full of water sod
the first floor of the central pollen out.
lion ls untenable
The partial crippling of the wstei‘
supply lhrcnit'hn the rnpilsi with n
wuior famine. 1'le police are limiting
In house to house courses. notifying the
inhabitsuis to boil all water used for
drinking purmses sod ihsrehy ovoid
the danger of s typhoid epidemic.
The surinco and underground rsii.
ways remulu psrlidlly susperxled. ni'
though no worse lodh’y than yesterday.
Railroad truffle. however. now it unor-
iy domorslllod and. completely
pended in the southward of Paris.
The situation st Habit”)!!! pieces up
nod down the river is denier-his, The
lower quarters of all the towns on the
river below l’uris are under water. the
street of Aulurii rumbling those of
rushing streum.
, into the whites. thus avoiding lumping
. sides of the calm and can be worked
A il‘kil our St Germain broke in
do). Iloluilng the valley Is for no Mill
The tom mriion of iloBis do lion
loser Is in blanket of wslcr melting lo
Judging from moons I~o~
wired today from the
quarter ill France is under wster.
The cost, control sud southeastern
iisiricls of Front? are terribly nifiii't‘
The valley and plains sro inundst-
ml. and the cities and towns are in
been ordered to the work of mono.
but often they encountered the greet-
osl diihcultv in driving the posssnts
to places of idiot).
The cities of luster-(is.
(‘hsionn-su-tlsnoo and Epemny sud the
entire Chsmpsinne country in export
our-in; the most disastrous floods since
. union to fry with flour. They will look
The water in many of the vilisgos
slung the Boone and the Home resch
es lo the roofs of the dwellings.
At Verdun-Blowouts. | smsli town
Choices-duodenum
the protection dylio ls brushing sud
the town is threatened with desired
eleven mllon from
The Isntorics sud mills have stopped
work It hlesloros.
plum in the'hiouro Vslioy.
'I‘ho bosntliul quch nuiomobile
roads have been washed out in many
The asmuue and Dordosur
Rivors are rising rspldiy. The village
of corner is surrounded by s tolls.
The rivers Rhone sud fairs srs ruli-
In; in the lower fillfllllld.
stldn is [hilly in ,.
Ll gun‘rroyu. brewpub
e property loss or s res
Ms will run into mlllious of lanes.
Portllnstely the loss qt life but been
llioflti” h vs or
odlho preform oltd dfnllilslti $9!“
unfiudors o'vorywh id
one work uh? uh
tor till- the girlie
3:73?" government so
or Willi...
troubles ohlbs
lime sisstnor
missiles um. lid 3
. .s) .. W
-/ '
The following h eon handed in to
ss does not suit All completions ennui;
o; well: Elder newer olotnshl.3l
ounce; sulphate of sine. ill) oldies?
lib: well and rub lure the shouted
skin st night. In the mornihs Wm
the cerstg oil with supp sud edit wot»
9r nod sftcrwsrd apply if lotion. thus
composed: mission at roses. unevhaif
pm: citric sold. an molds. All local
discolorstions. Dr. Wilson sillrnls. will
dissonesr under this insistent. or. If
the freckles do not entirely yield. the)
will at least be greatly ameliorated
As the bellowing recipe for body
Baltimore cake sent in la it little dif
feront from those, already printed. i
am glad to add it to tho'iist. The
ooIIiributor ssys it is the recipe as
obtained from the Ohsrleston tl‘llidd
mailer; Cream onepound of line. silt-
od granulated ,susnwith one half
pound of butter, Separate yolks and
whites of eisht eggs. Stir in the
yolks. heating often. each. Add one
pound of door sifted with four lea-
sponfuls of boiling powder alternately
with one cup of milk. Add one les-
upoonfui of almond and. last. eight
whites beaten stiff. Make boiled Icing.
using four cups of sour with twenty-
four tnblespoonfuls of boiling water.
When boiled to s thread. pour over.
four eggs whites which have not been
beston st. all. Do not start pourinx
n thin throsd of the boiled sugar and
from on the whites when'bentlon. but
pour s lshlespooniui or more at once
unless "in nusnr and Water has been‘
boiled too flu. Plover with vanilla
an odd one cup of seeded raisins out
once, sud one cup of chopped pecan
melt; This quantity of colic butter is
expected to make six layers or in")
cakes. The not end Isisin icing is put
over the top of the cake on well us he-
lwcen the layers and it is put on null
enoughso first before it becomes lid-m
some of the loin; slides down the
over until the whole coke is cooled. in
most roses s second both of plain icing
is prepared nlimoionl to pour over the
top of the coke so but the rough sur-
face is sinned. If this boiled icing he-
comes too illicit to handle while
mitten whiir- of on to it and it will
be easily handled sxsin: When it is
really finished it should look like u
Irwin field from which the snow has
psrily blown and mor oil of uhich has
fallen u shiniu; sleet cost.
The Inlliinore are using it grout deal
of blue this season. a clear, hosuiiinl
color railed "Net‘s" being a isvoriie.
i do love swelled rflou wings on
the tailored shirlwslsi but. A sharp
point is obtained of the tip which the
(«others do not have. sud this ribbon
ornumonl hover blows away piece by
piece and fill “mil looking.
l-‘irni drcdle potatoes first you urt-
sud insle better.
One needs so lsirc s lot of been“
with heron he: anthem trips if she
went: the menus for t‘ullilufl alwsys
st bond for there no so many chilly.
diossreesbio due if not nbnulll‘laly
rold ones. The for cost Is offs-n word
there by motorists.
The woman who wants to moire her
neck sud srms sppm nine and while
when she goes to dinner or dsnro
should apply this treatment sinful so
hour before dressing. ms the New
York Tribune: After wetting s wot
sponge with tepid water snd s lilill‘
old do chimes. rub s solution u; ”our
water and [lyofl'lne into the sum
While it to still dump. cover with s
thirlt oostlnn of good powder. which
no! in left on until pools nods to so
out. Thou indirect sod onus should
be rubbed with the ”in of the hon-l
until the powder mounts
Almost every one comes s bit of
men pint-or in her pocket book or bus
but i wonder if It would over about
Io her to use it in melon II on»...
llllt WI! scoidsstsliy it)?! while ,3”
needle on throsd it should he roots
the fabric
cloths m. hides rustle.
to struqls initiators s isded one.
he?
A Remarkable Offering of
Sodium. Belt Bookies and 3‘ asps. Sssh
and Veil Pins, and N .
great beauty at smell prices.
This will be at very important sale because of the fine
quality of the different pieces. With the exception of a
flu Imported Novelties the greater number of the articles
are the prmluciions of a famous maker whose name is on
men 'pioce. This is .I guarantee of its character and ex-
. . .. . \
Belt Brooches and Clasps .
.OI tier-man Silver and the highest qualityl of gold plate in
many different tints. ()riental designs. Etruscan and Ro~
man iiold. set with coral, jade, iapis-lazull. colored cabo-
clufns: and brilliauts. '
No picCc is worth less than $i.75, and we have sold
many of the same values at $5.00. $6.00. $800 and $950-
'l‘lIe_\' are offered drew regardless of former price,
.5
several days.
spreedins the two cakes. add some on .
from hosts sud beyond lbs much of
found sud spoiled lo the under side of
The heavy. hsudsomn dross llltolln
sn- holes msdo up on nssrll; tho sumo ,
. lilies thin the uranium shits sud ,
it is usnsily the WOW.” who use he» ,3
, sun to fade who lives most slientlou .
in hints and s Ions concerning
the oompieslchul it should he till! ‘ . 2“
M”routs: Wounds. is tint the my lift 1 "
sum thit suffused not recluse!
Wis or.“ Ito
it ”out thing“
3 3 m3 mull:
‘ Lomnmlwmflhssi.
~ the for the. honest of the girl who
“ ”hell for a remedy tor freclllemflm
' w’ss token from tile New rem Worldfl’ 6 “ea- 00
Established I85 7
Breeches of
“Y3.
ls
s1.00 for any you may select.
Veil. Sash and Bar Pins. None of these have ever sold
for less than $1.0?) and many are worth more. They are in
gold plain. Uricntul and I’ompciian finish, -
l‘
at 50¢ each.
Brooches, round or oval. that mice sold for $1.00 and
They are sci with lspis. jade and imitation turquoise.
tiger eyes. and qrbochons.
at 50¢ each. A
This sale opened this morning. and there is sufficient for
lot come early and rice the whole assortment.
o
l.
[)0 not miss seeing the special group sell-
ing now in the Com and Soil Rooms. Dark stripes in navy
blue. black and grey effects.
Prices from $7.50 up.
It is just before Inventory. and these are times when
hundreds of pieces UI rum-y China are selling at half price.
Stock I‘aiicrns in French Chino, I'Iurlluml and I’onyat
are closing out.»
The D. M. Read Co.
a.» ...
Dam-No-More
THAT I. WHAT l8 CLAIMED FOR‘THiS
HOSIERY
coco iF TRUE. THI MAnorscruscn usos Tum T00 oooo
ron Tl-ll nice mo sronso. vrz.: .
35c; er three pair for 11.00
wt IOUGHT THEM TO SELL
lutllihlti' HOSE. 25¢; ilidN'l‘tl HAM" HOSE lilo. A harssin
uhiio they lost.
We invite your Aluminum our in no line of LADIES HOSE. at
25c embracing notice. Unis. Mercer
(luisiso Better miles. 38c and 500.
CHILDREN 8 "0819. line. medium sud heavy. 16c. 2 pairs for 25¢.
"CADET HOHK'M HUSTER BROWN, 250. in three wellhts.
Each in Int. mediumvdod huff.
Try Our .Doilar Kid Glove
Pilln. Split-(mi. Whitefeet.
1.. ’J‘ Jie
inks lull u
m min is“ the {he
Norwalk Chronicler