it you Im cultivated a taste tor
coed pure. Candy. ‘
OUR HOMI MAD: IWII'I'O
will certainly tichl or in Al-
wan fresh and out 031° 9| 7,
FALANE
Tel. 400. 51 Waaltlnpten at.
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EVENING IENTINE: TELEPHONE
02- 2—Newa Department .
end—Bunions Department
M—Branch Office, Not-walk
I90 -—Editer'a Random.
71'0le Editor's Haldane.
Freell fish. every day at outburst.
Jesoph Lynch. formerly 7 of South
NOI walk now located in Wlliimantl-zr
has Ithaca visiting in town.‘
if you are looking for an ideal tam
iiy cat read about the Vclie in Hahiord
and BIoolt' s adv.
Edward (trough. of South Norwaik.
has secured a position as ironer in me
Cineltd’enhody, Company‘s plant.
, Misses Ethel Maefloaa and bone sa-
ther, of South Norwalk. are spending
a few days at P‘alknor's inland.
Hampton Sherwood. Ralph Arnold
and his father will attend the Snake
iiill climb. at h‘alrileld, today.
A. H. Bylngton has returned to the
home. of his son, William H. ilyingion.
after his recent. trip out-oi-town.
Mrs. John H. Ferris, oi South N0!“
walk, has taken up her residence at
Cobble Cottage. Belle island, for the
summer.
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Eyo strain is not a disease. but
in due to defect in the eye structure.
it your eyes tmubic you read the 'i‘lIa~
Iner ndv.
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Mina Pauline F'rauke, of the New Ha.
ven iiospitai. has been visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. ii‘rnnkt, or
Elm street.
The Jackson Print IIlIop company.
or Waterbury has tiled in tho oilin of
the secretary of State a certificate I)!
an increase in its capital stock from
55,000 it) 325. titltl.
All or the banks and city and loan
otlithI and most or the stores will be.
clencd all day today. Tho postoillI-es
will observe the usual holiday rules.
'l‘ho union harbor shops. .1! is an-
IlOillll‘UtI, will remain open . g1 IIoIIII.
'l‘lto Norwulk Yacht Club will an into
commission at 2:30 o'clock There will
ho u spot-d boat raco, with music, no
ircshlucuta and dancing during tlIo uf‘
iernoou and evening. The speed boat
race in scheduled to atnri at :1 o‘clock
this ai‘icrnoou.
W
Veepcra and May Dovotions woro
hold in St. Mary's church yesterday.
There was also a procession of thc lll'\'v
crni young ladioe‘ societies. Now mom.
here were received into the societies
last night also.
Mrs. (l. H. (lgodrlch entertained a
company of friends at lIrlduo whit-Ii
Friday nl'tcl'noon at her home in South
Main street there being four tublca in
use. The iirat prize was awarded to
Mrs. [lurid ll. Miller, Jo. and tho III-I'-
outl to Ml‘tl. Susan G. Holmes.
The .\'. it). Ryan atoro in union
through its lIotIaeclennlng pI-rlod ni'lI-r
tho ilro, 'i‘iII-I'o two It Itt'oltl runny good
bargains to be found at tiII-lr cleanup
tiflli', this week. Many articles that
you can find a one for. the minute you
IIoo llIoIn will be to lid on tho bargain
tuition Iii IiIlchIlouully low In it on it,
will pay you to attend this sale. Soc
ndr.
'l‘lto Knob clitl) Illllllllllul‘ iilllI
urn-milk are to drill class condition for
tlIo III-ration. Ji‘ho club will be (lllt'ili‘il
an Initial on MoIIIIIrlnl liar and the now
motor bun will no lit l'tliiliillliiiltlll.
tliouah It will not brain it» rounlur
Ilally uao until June 26. whon tho rogu-
lnr IiII‘III-o Ittphta will begin. The rim-
lanrani will alao open at the latter
date. but the picnic .houIII- will no
open today. iiarvoy‘n urchoalra will
furnish manic.
M 5:30 o‘clock yoatertlny afternoon
at tho corner of Main and Wall alrcntn
thorn come near to being an accident
which would probably have reunited
not-lonely for the woman who came. an
clinic to being the li'IilIllll. A largo
automobile wan coming through the
town at II fairly good rate of speed inat
III II crowd of people were preparing '
to lake the lizilll trolley car for Worth
port, which aloud wailing. The auto
aproachsti rapidly and an elderly Iro-
man stepped front the curb directly in
Ila path. The quick union on tho part
of the. ehaIIm-III' was all that paved
the woman lrom helm: severely injur-
ad. The auto was brought to a atop
with the woman but a tool or no away.
Mixed Chocolates.
OATUIIDAV IPIOIAL.
‘ 26c III. ’
Stilton-Powell Corporation,
I WAIHINGTON OTHEET
Wheaten?
TIIIIPHONI 10M
f7 TAYLOR heathen é
' , All kinda of renounce-Marine chitin. .
Tornado. Automobile. Fido
Bonita. burglary and Aeol-
”humiliation.
HINM‘DN
.cotm. I
THI MODIHN .
Tonic Recondtmdior
GOLD ONLV IY .
r. H. BAX'I‘ER
”ANDERSON'S , I
Boat Pram-7a act up and ready to
plank.
All kinda of repair work.
Launcher of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterSheliPoint.Norwalk
A. J. Hand & Company
lilillllllllllllls
JOBBING AND H FMIRING
Hoyt’a Theatre Building; Oouth Nor-
walk. Conn. Phone In
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
stole method. Satisfaction guano»
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or pend postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES'
9 Courtlandt Place South Norwalk
ROBERT R. aerator:
House Mover and
General Contractor
Work Promptly Attended To
P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK
0 Strain
in not a Illacnsc, but is duo to do.
i'octa in tho cyo ntructnre. We itlh‘l‘
a Physician. who is n SkillI-ti Eye
Specialist. to examine your eyes.
No charge for oxaIIIinniloII
I THAMER
Optician
STAMFORDA - .
Eye
CONN.
Mine-I l.ucllc Collins. oi Lowl- idiot”.
is spooning a fun days with lIoI' aunt
in ilrooklyu.
Mrs. William ll. tlrouory anti (laugh-
lct'. Louise. ol' lirooklyn, :trI- glid‘l’lli'i III
Mm. illlllc l. Hoyt. oi Lon-o «trot-i.
TIII‘ LilWi‘t‘lit'i‘ Auclli'y liilVi‘ non-rill
I'cnl oiltulc bnrgnlun to offer. it you
arc Interested t'oud their Inlr.
'i‘hc resignation of Soconti l.lonien~
lint ’l‘hotuan i". ilurpco. (‘ouipany A.
Second infantry, i‘IIIInccllI'ut National
tlunrtl, han been accepted.
This nilctnoon ilI'o NIIIIvIIIk llluh
School team will go to tlothul to pin}
the third name this aoasou with tho
iiollIcl iliah Siliool lI-IIIII liIItiI tI-IIIIIII
huro won a gnnic already and tho ‘l'lllil-
lug unluc will flocltlo tho honors. 'l'iloso
who MIW lilo playing of the Nor-walk
li'illll In tho llrai thllli‘ iloro, will lw
anxious to littcuIi tho coming clinic for
tho tooth in the instant to appear born
this season, 'l‘lIo name will be called
tit :l;;llt o‘clock.
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lliranI ii. and JcIIIIic Perry. of in
Highland IIvt-uuc. hnro hrIIIIItlIi a clan-
Iior unit in the Superior i‘ourt of Fair-
liI-lti county. against Mr». lll‘ldgct .\lc
“enough, It IIoiItlIlIIIr. asking $1.500
damages. 'I‘lII- suit is brought by Judge
I-lniuucl A. Davis. attorney for Mr. [Hill
lilt‘II. I’l‘ll')‘. 'l‘lIo cIIIIIplnini NIyN that
tho defendant RiaIItlorI-Il illII plulullil’tl
by i'IIIIlIlH ilII-III “II tiIloi.". and Ri‘l‘lik‘
lug thoin ol‘ inking ourih. aqtoa and
Hill‘illtlll‘l‘y which Ilid not bound in
tin-III. rlliilllilil‘i New».
The board oi equalization will hire
II hearing to tho aoloctiueu and citi-
ItI-nII ot the town of Cromwell, at it:
o'clock 'i‘uI-mlIII, tn the trcnauror'a ofr
tire to tho I-npltol, to determine wheth-
or tho taxes of the town are IIitliIIiac-
loriiy nIIIIoIIIIod. t'. i‘ollnrd Adam. who
turn been active in tho endeavor to new
“onto an annomuuoul at full valuation.
IIIlt ovldouoo to allow that tho IIaIII-IIII-
tcti. and that in moat canon it done not
even approach the tint per t’i‘lll. Viilu
alton uIIIIlt. Home warm lhlnaa are
proIIIIIIPd ioI tho hearing, an there are
nupportora of both aldea of the county
vorayprlntcd tor the tray. "
FL
DECORATION DAY
At. C3933I(§MAN’S
to North Milo 8t. mu. Norwalk
Agent for a. G. Ipaidinp'a
We write it; Insurance. can an up
rarer. court-I
Launch Works
illi‘rllllllll illllllllllli III
will clean your house in the beat poa- 7
siblc style. well tailored and
a June morning. Plain blue,
sake of variety
values in our suite.
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
shell, depends on the feed you use,
paced and lreah olch day. 1! the It
healthy
and thoroughly dried and selected
wheat, c ackcd it
Ask For "Bonnie“
liotnc Ground Footie.
W
With Memorial Day so near. the cult question deyelopa
extra strength around our Serge Suite. Such handsome
blue Summer Suits were never seen before—lull of acn-
’ r‘
fowls and (atom steady layers.
Chick Feed is sweet and sound. and is wild nutrition “Iionnic"ClIlck
i-‘eed conlalm the choiccei imported Millcia. lino tracked charcoal
ear and line old cracked corn.
liable, npeclnlly prepared, clean. wholesome food. from uni. each day.
rather than iced from the Want. Iiecohaarly stale?
chance when ten pay as much it not more?
Quality Fir“. Laat and All the Time.
as cool and comfortable as
and fancy weaves for the
.... 7 $10 to $25. and you can't mistake the better than price
Straw Hats to the front! All the new ones $1 to $3. 50.
Panamas. $5 and $10.
Summer Underwear when you feel like it.
TWO STORES:
South Norwalk
I4 South Main St.
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
The success of your broods. from the moment they are out oi the
“Bonnie" Chick Peed. home an-
lnd you can depend on to make lino
Every grain in "Bonnie
grains. such an on: meal, cracked
Why not one a re-
Why take the
NANUIL TONO HATCH.
"For the Lind Sake" uae Iewkar’a
Fertillaara for Lawn. Garden and
Field.
Jackson’
Opposite Hotel 53 Wal
I
12c lb. Fillfiah. lOc lb. Pollock, 8c
Steak Cod. Weakliah. Eela. Kenncbec
TELEPHONE 108.
JACKSON'S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children‘s Studio
PICTURE FRAMING Ind HAND CARVED FRAMES.
.- .wmm.m.—._W wWw-wo .,
5 Studio
I III. noiIII’rlIk. conn.
”-1 .. ..
Buy Your Fish Where They
Get It Fresh Every Day
Connecticut River Shad. Native Lobeiera, 2025c lb.
lb. Medium Bluefish. 16c lb. Halibut.
Large Blueflah. lac
l-lc lb. Sea Ban. 12c lb. Butterflah,
lb. Pargtea. 10c lb. Biackfiab. 10c lb.
Salmon, Soft Crabs.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
7 The“ (lrciii A. A7i’7l‘o.7litl\2 “III in-
iI-roal colloctora of pink slumps.
WNW—ll, Liquors and «numbers bovcr
Intuit at the iloI-kIIIaIIu Doro. Ill-o. adv,
AIIIIIIII KnelI-r and liarrydturton. of
Nurwalk, have been vialtiug in l’iI'lII
dolphin .
.‘ilra, Maranroi Maltonci. oi i‘ lililit‘i
tit ill tivcnuc. who has been illllli‘rllii l
mu irontmont at tho Norwalk llIIIIpl
iIIl Iill’ sonic lltllo limo. wail Iliai'ltuilttnl
yoaiorday afternoon on I-tiroti.
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A Input-l to tho offoct that Muidt
lluli Would clone lur IIII' acumen rtaiul
tiny uitlthl in untrue ’i‘ho vaudolilio
pIoItranI coIIilIInI-II the name an Initial. -
with daily malinoo and evening plu-
iormnncoa. includlna today.
A IIpIIclul lro3l33loyA car look the thick-
iIIItlInnI l’oat .il. and tho Wu
IIIIIIIII llcllel tlIIrpAII to the number of
about in laIIt ovonlna to ttII1 ilowayion
MollIoIliIIt Biplacopnl ohutch in llowaI
top where IIIIrle-t-II appropriate to Me
model I)” were held
mm
Little John Warner, who haII been in
the Not-walk lionpttal for about titrat-
months. was dim-harried from that in
ntitutlon yesterday He in the IIIIIIIil
boy who wait so badly burned by the
llamas or a bonfire through which he
run The tIIIrIIII deemed to no clpttcliil
ly difficult to heal and akin had to he
grafted on III II last resort.
W“
There were many haihorn at than
on Beach yesterday and some were
in swimming III the camp" Mill Pond.
A itahin party wan over from British:
port anti nasal the day with William
Thomas. the (tempo store keeper.
Most all of the cottages are occupied
with their owners who lira there to
lIIIIIIIIIIIII in the lttol tiny til lllo \IiII
Whito Halo III tho Mini: store
It you have live truubloa of your own
loud I" E. IAH'IIWUOII and ('o.'Ii adv.
.lIIIIoplI Sunburn. oi licllicl, lit in IIlII
lollngo at (‘IIlupII llcnch [or a low
darn,
.' Mr. and Mr». llraltc. ill Biiiilli Ui’
nnao, New .lcraoy. III‘o vialiinx Mr. and
hire. Fl‘C‘d'IlllIIi t‘larkaon. of Iiolhcl.
who has a column at i‘oiupo llonch.
tin account or their tlooinlon to put-
ilcipIIIo in the Memorial Day parade
in ilrllluoport today. McKinley (lamp.
Hpunlah War \‘otrcrnna. IlocoratI-d the
tram oi deceased menthol-II yoaior
day. A carryall wail hood to carry out
the program. itlvnraldc. Norwalk and
ill Mary'a Commotio- worn vlniioti.
’l‘horo won- i2 arIIVoII in all to down
Elli.
GOOD GAHOLI.
thII- one in nIIiIlot-t to sore throat
lilo tendency can oilon be overcome
in; looming in unripe and keeping up
the practice daily whothei there III or
in not cause
it' iIIolhorII would one that their
babies wore latmlil oarlv to statute
there would be fawn casualties when
diphtheria min in it: work.
An excellent homemade ”rate ll
made from half It (tilllflll oi hailing
vinegar. one iraaptmnful of cayen
pepper and three leapeonfula of Ira:
Mix. Iron together. and when settled.
strain and bottle. ‘l‘liln baa been need
full alronath. hut. is hotter diluted with
from one-half to tmI-tnirtin of water.
it in too All’ttllti for conninnt use. but
in admirable when I core throat throat-
ens
m o... W".- Wan-u
III-elicit and Opening Geode
spend the holiday.
Speaking of hot caiioraa DDIIIIIGI‘
aaya single men are doubly welcome
,lhctn; the hair of tho unalalnnl at the
[Continued iron: Viral Plait)
m
hesitant despite favorable weather
conditions. But with ayea find brain
cleared of the cohweba or sleep he
want with his mechanic and II handful
_ spectators to Van Rennaaclaer
inland witnon In. altar arak It
Ourtial program the around. like
nonretnlnary
War the surf“ Poi the island and
diarlcd atral to: its goal to the
southward turning only for II’ moment
to the westward no that Carlin might.
comply with theteriha of the competi-
tion under which he was flying, and
technically cross the Albany city line.
Straight up soared the aeroplane into
the distance. When it reached I
height estimated at 500 feel, it seem-
.cd for a moment to hold a level place
and then to rise again to further lav-
ois. Perhaps 700 feel. would he a con-
aorvatlvc estimate. Certainly Cnrtlaa
was flying at a height which he had
never attempted before in hill life. in
three minutes he wait a minuto speck
in tin.- Illaiance, in seven minutes he
vanished from night. The whole per-
formance was over in a twinkling.
When the racer wan wheeled from
beneath her canvas coverings shortly
before 7 o‘clock. the airy wan blue and
clear and what. little wind was altr-
ring blow from tho north-~a dirI-ction
favorable to Corliss—vat II itpccd of
porhapo four miles an hour.
The gasoline tank wait inspector!
and the sparkling apparatna wan given
a llnal lost. Two assistants hold the
airship in leash, while ii. third cranked
tho engine. and there was a roar oi
the exhaust: the two blades of the
fan. angular and lean. magically merit
ed into a lIiurrcIl gray rose: the. ““18"
nice oi the IIaIIiIIlanla on each side
iauicnod as tho rncor iuucod against
roar stood out straight from his boat!
in tho gal'\t‘rotu tho fun
“iwt uo' (‘l‘llui tlIo pilot, and alto
with it”
liver ”to lcrol rutrn‘ny lho itilt'o-
piano liuatlotl IIII whooln like :1 par
tritlao running in not its Witlltfi. and
ilko tho boatlnu wings of a partridge
“an the tour In cxhnnsl trout tho pul-
I-tnlllIIt cluttuo, With It liltlo lift filii‘ hall
tnkcn the air, and. It tho ribbcti winks
Iii lIct' anatomy up all brown and Illin-
‘y against lilo all). tho hllflgt'bllflil of
a pnrtritiuc rcocdcd in tho mind and
one saw that in totality of monocultu-
surfaces and rcedy liilalt‘iilly, this was
a locust sprinainu lIIIIII the mud. I'lI
lA‘tAHlll‘t‘. Illo i-‘I'cnt'lI nrinior. IIIIIIIl
lutvo had lllI‘ lillillt' thought in mind
When lIo naulml the mat bloc in which
he rol'I-ntlv creased to English (‘han-
Ilol lllt.‘ "St'nrnlioo" tIch-ilcl.
\\'iilI tho signal that t‘ItrllitIt Willi
oi'l. tho t-lli‘i‘IiII train, ilII- cure and II
locIIlnoiiIo, oIIIIIlIIirIIoIno now lI_\' coin-
pntisoit, unthorcl’l innit-tint and sought
to fIIlioII lint so quickly bad he flown
that for liionlyono IIIlloa southward
tho loroIIIollIo, though running III'nrll'
u mile to the mitotic. rI-Inulncd a lull-
uni'd \i TL'l‘I lIowI‘I‘I‘I. tho lmln
I-IIIno Aliilllbl oi the aeroplane and
llII-ncr to ,\I'\\ York city llmac on
hoard. kopi the printer in aiuhl [lot
as ho dill not l‘i‘i‘lll‘li with curves of
truck. l‘l‘i‘llli‘l'll lilli‘i’tl illmugh towns.
and ti\\'lll'lliil~ llw map photo maintain-
i'i’I II anlmlnilllnl lciln.
Swilll) town and country attic rook
ott bv i‘nikklll IIIIII panned at 7:41
with tho m-IIIIIIplnIII a thousand fool
above lilo Hudson M ii ltd I‘IIIllaII
villa still llIqu high iIIliI.\lN‘I‘lIIR well
lnnard tho \I'oal bank of the rlII-r
'l‘ho oxhauat of hill cIIItinc could be
plainly board by those below. For at:
itIllIIi illl‘ uI-t'oplnno drew attention to
his l‘iiilllllfl and i‘hern arouo from
sltotc liiIIl hull.
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
.........-......._«...-........—.,_.... M mu a... ......
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embaimer
10 North Main “not. tooth Namath.
fluid-nee. 0 Washington Olmt.
Telephone at office. we.
Telephone at house, In. .
A Young Merchant
alarled a luminous ac»
count with thin hank
IIlII years ago with fifty
dollars.
For one or two yearn
ii wan hard to keep that
account wood.
Today his average
balance in six hundred
dollnra.
That in why we want
your email account. We
extmct you to grow.
Open an account: to»
day.
South Nor-walk
rout Co.
cal recollections,
Scribner‘s is more charming than his
description of Jenny Lind.
"She would trip on and off," he says.
"as if in an ecstasy of delight at the
opportunity oi singing,
smiling to her audience and giving or-
my one present a flattering sense of
Ionttibuting in u tut-name low ard tho
aucctns oi the owning. She had three
or foul songs which showed the non-
dciful compass and power of ion voice
and one or mom: or these was called
ior ni clot) concert.
“A Swedish echo song in which she
would ocho her own voice by a sort oi
IcIItriilqttisIII that was quite tunnel
ions and another in which she made a
IIIIIaIlIabio diminuendo. reaching n pl
attisaltuo an (aim an II high. but with a
carrying power that made it distinct
_- audible at the most extreme limits
of t‘usllo Garden or
whore the tutor concerts were given.
"l‘llls war. a line building situated
inonduny and Bond street and Just
hiriahod in lime. {or the necond solicit
or toxIleI-Is. The hall had 913“ acous-
(It ndqutagIs and it was a great loss
to tho c'll) when it “as dcnttotcd
fire a few 'yenrs lator.
Hurdou
sumo site.
“Our oi the moat haunting things to
too and her singing oi 'l‘-aulIIrl'e him
some: i Know .\0l \\h\ i din Sing-
llcr shake with the fittest i oth
board, so cluac and men as to he at
iogcthor pot'foci. Her volcc,
sold herself was naturally
stubborn she had educated and practic-
cd into such it Ilcltroe of pcricction
that her roulndI-s and cadcnzaa were
lillliarullelcd in their execution.
“in hor sacred songs SIIt' rose to the
IIIIlIIiIIIo and on one occasion as she
ilnishod singing the at3lu i Know That
My Redeemer i,l\'.”olli
llaIIiI-l Wcheler. who Ivan scaled
Ibo ccntor of tho balcony,
his rival and audio lIct' II profound bow.
lier rapt expression of lace and novel
coding volume of roicc made her up-
pI-ar little home inspired scrnph Ileiiv- li
oiling a diviuo message.
"She was indebted
Smart, with whom she had studied in
England, for all the traditional render
nuts or oralorio parts, he being at that
tune the arcaleal living authority in
this achool of tnunlc.
trailing was donc untior Manuel (lar-
cia in Purim. .
“it is true" lhnt many singers and
ulnalciaua of note had come and gone
in the interval since Jenny
'i‘halliera but lhoro had been nono since
those thMJI‘pIIIIIIImI andadvent had
awakened IIIIoh lively internal an that
IIroInIod by tho ctikagemcnt of Chrla-
llrent pt'eparniiona were
i‘roi. ll. 0;
line Nllaon.
made for her reception.
dI-n DoreInuII. who at that time was
president oi the Philharmonic society.
had lanuotl IInrdII of invitation to all
the musical profession and amateurs
of New York to meet Mile. Nllaon at a
reception which he gave in her honor
In his house. then standing on the
corner of Ninoieont street and Fourth
avenue
“ll Iran during this entertainment
that the Philharmonic orchestra ten~
tiered her a canned
Bwediah sinner a we come to America.
1 his henna which line long since disap-
peared. atood far back from the atreel
and tho undone in trout worded IIII
excellent vantage wound (or the or-
chealra to athlion itaeil.
out on thin occasion and recall
pleasure the charming
NORWALII
Savings Society
macaroni-an Im
DEPOSITS OVER 335175.000
merge M. Helm». Pmtdant.
Wm. A. Garlic. ViaoPmidani.
Frederick A. Ilia. lacy A True.
I,
Paris.
operatic In
Two Holidays
Together
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, and a half day on Saturday to
some lucky ones.
Hav you got yours to wear? We are strong on Straw Hate“ .
and Oxfordcp-thu’ s top and bottom—and a Blue Serge or neat 7
Gray Suit would go well in between. ‘
White Pants in Flannel and Serge are “it" this season more
than ever and we have more variety to chew top. A soft col-
lar Shirt goes well with the white pants.
Underwear,,Shirta, Belts, Neckwcar, Half Hose. and char
things. 7 ‘
”WHEN JENNY LIND SANG.
W
9
Price’s Clothing Store-
98 Washington Street, South timer
A Nightingale That Charmed Hearts
aa Well an Ear»
Nothing in Richard Hoifmnn'a must
now appearing in
bowing and
all
In
The Winter
was aliI-I'warli built on tho
which she
still and
l recollect that
in
roao. ironl
to Sir George
but her vocal
Lind and
and oflered the
i was prea-
villa
and aliahle
manners of little. Nihion. who made a
moot warrants impression on every
01W.
"Silo was at this iime'iall and trace
lot. with an abundance ‘of blond hair.
made more striking tanner dark aye.
brown and deep lot gray eyol. She
had put conic tromithe Grand opera in
where and had created the
parts of Mignon and Ophelia in there
operas oi Ambrose Thorn“. and her
renovation or Margarita in "Faun"
and of Valentine in the "Mammoth"
were superlativaiy line. We If!" rare
ly. it ever had a liner aotreiiii tilt the
whose divas up to this
lime had set out developed areal. hfllf'l
chic ability.”
‘3 I
FIRST STORE CLOTHES,
m
Boy Made the Family SltU
Sunday Breakfast.
Little Wallet was getting good and
tired of it. it seemed to him that he ‘
had never known a time when he had
owned any clothes that somebody had-
n't owned before him. and here he was .
13 yearn old—~and large (or his ago
people said: 5
He looked down in disgust upon the ‘
brown knee pants that were wide
enough for a show elephant. They had
once belonged to Brother Dave. and
lir'otiIoIDave had worn them aboiit so
much that even after they had been
cut down recognized them.
iIittleWalter sighed. Then a thought
struck him-«n daring thought. He alip-
pcd into the house by the back way
and pried open the savings than grand-
[in had given him. in it was a sum
oi st. it mostly in pickets. dimes and
pennies
immediately aileI supper he slipped
out and walbd to town—it was only
a mile and a half and the stores stay-
ed open until 9 o‘clock on Saturday
Up at tile
night:l
at can i get a suit of clothes for.
MI 'i‘IInIIeI?" he asked the leading
merchant. Mr. Tanner considered.
“How much have you got?" ha oak 3
shrewdly. "Four dollars. ch? Wei;
sou. you‘re just in time. We‘re gain-z
to hnwa sale Monday and all our
buys :10 suite 50 lot $4. it I'll let you
ill tonight. 7 '
Thus it tamo that on Sunday morn-
ing little Walter showed up at break-
fast III a new gray suit. His father
and his mother stared amazingly at.
him.
‘thre did Ion get them clothes?"
chIIanded his father.
Bought 7l‘ill.7 paid Walter trying to
speak IIonIlIalently.
Aim you got clothes good enough
tot yon'." asked his mother; "here i
work my fingers to the bone makln'“
but Walter's lather stopped her with
It wave oi his hand.
"You an upstairs and take oi! them ’
clothes." he said, “and first thing More
day IIIomln' you take ”can back.”
“Tho ideh oi his wastin‘ good money.
on clothes. when he's got that good
suit i made out of Sam 3 last summer
suit and some pants besides made out!
(If l)ll\€78.7 said his motion indignant»
Little Walter thought quickly.‘ It.
was time iot desperate measuree.3
Thiusting a hand into his hip pocket.
he worked his linger about until he
had poked a hole in the both.
”I can‘t take out back.” he Illd."
learinliy; "i untagged a hole in the
pants. His mother whirled him about.
and examined him.
That a what he' a done," she said in.
dianauily ills father looked at him
grimly
'Taite enI oil nuyway.". he laid“ "I’ll
be up to your room in a minute.
Later on little Walter his face
checked with dirt ant tenderly on the
and oi the creaking bed.
‘Anywayf’ he said ‘ 'i got snipe
clothes of III)» own But. gee pail
strong!"~—Dail3an Neva. ‘
Ina ano armour-re. , 3
Captain Roald Amundaen. Norway‘s
famous explorer. tellev this Itory “but.
a national guard encampment II“.
summer.
”A new volunteer, who had New
learned hi. lliiillnulii. was on my
dilly. one night. when a iriend hunt”
a pie fro the canteen. .
"AII he not on the [I'm «03.7.1.7.»
the major mantel-ed up in ’ii it
whom. The pantry, not
int; him. did not “Into. and lit. m
clapped and said: It. . I;
“ 'Whnt‘a that youlhave there? .
" ‘Ple. laid the sentry. $0M
edly. 'Appla pie. Have a not”
“The major frowned.
“ ‘D70 you know who I am?" hm“
ed.
‘ " 'No. laid the scum. «aim MW
the major’a mum. '
“The major. shook his head.
" ‘(iuelii chin.“ he Iona.
" "33M barber trout t a village
II I a" 333
"‘MIIYIII'“IIQN the" “It“ .
-~« maybe you re the lunar ‘ ‘
“ "l’lIais mutt .i; am ill-3’3
was the stern rti‘ in. ,,
‘The. Hairy do
" 'tiootl gracious
‘Hold theiple. will yew whiid’h
araI-i' “~riarpera. 3
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