‘I’I‘llo French do not. as a rule. employ
“filial commas to indicate a dialogue
,llt‘they employ the dash to indicate
‘ change of speakers, which is Just as
it“... Certainly many ‘punctusiion
:ll‘isrlts are sadly misused or overused.
' hens hung unnecessary commas all
or his pages—whole battalions of
in. Walter Pater also employed
ih, .oxtraondinary prodlgulity'. fre-
Tlic Stamford Range has filled
.‘ whenhill .. _ , ‘ .. .. ..
For many years, and fills it still.
It fills the Cook with keen de-
li ht.
Fm at h ‘ ' ‘ to turn out right.
all fills ;‘ by the. Maritim's
, heart ”
Because the (took does not
. depart. . .
It fills the Master’s breast with
peace 0
Because the coal bills don’t in»
crease.
It fills the larder to the doom——
How Spicy is the loathsome
storei
it fills thctdinucr table, too,
And, incidentally, fills you.
FOR SALE BY
; Si or No Mama West so
a..." A... .. .-.. w-..“ - ..._... -m
.duantly before the word "and" where
the conjunction rendered thorn super
iluous. Pater Was also overland of the
mark or exclamation. so that when ho
drops a “Yes” into his measured style
it must needs appear as “Yes!" But.
though the Bible dons without inverted
commas, there is real art in its punc-
tuation. Howladmlrably it marks tho
cadence and helps the drama in that
great story .0! the prodigal soul-10!!-
don Chroni
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MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY
Handy’s Dancing Dolls
A Groups of Clover Dancing Girls
Abe Reynolds 8r lCo.
“ ’ A Clever Comedy Trio
Don Carney
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Marguerite & Adriel
Wonderful Acrobats
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There are poOple who live in such
a way that death is about the host
lush that can beiall them.
When a funny man gets an old as
Mint 'i‘wuln, it is pretty hard (or him
to live up to his reputation.
The sympathy of a man who isn‘t
really sorry for you, is about the most
unsatisfactory thing on earth.
It is always easier to ronlombnr
what you have noun tor others than
to recall tavern extended to you.
Why can't a Woman realizo that it
is ridiculous to run around the streets
With I. treat stack of (also curls and
hugged her hood?
. on a woman says, "Aren't men
,toolst" tea to one she says it in
g moan: or a man’s loudness tor
00*, or or we .
: 1 boss under twenty see the term of
a oozdtisiry iflTllEillifl‘lEfi or a mute
it”. til thoso post that ago more at-
too conjure up a may man.
it“! one has his ghost. To ps-
ts, the thing that is most haunting
. ' gnarl who will contusion; some
. istill-teal their daughter. .
,rr . attend your; we have regarded
io‘ oortoin man no a tool. But no quit
.. j a; tho other day. and. we may
“incarnation to chance our opinion.
.il‘slli'ali you pianos about oaoot
all, lthappons every day
’ wastorn Kansas editor says:
" lo do riot talk about you as
,i . , odttbr is
r
.i ‘ ‘0
will? do, ahas'as’i‘littls day away i
y a itilo dog has round it
BASE BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
MIADOW ITIIIT.
Next Game, Saturday. June 4th
N ORWALKS
Ansonla
om: cause one '
m
ADMISSION, . . 25 CENTS
obvo usosn 12 vans. in soars
Grand ”and Pros to Ladies.
MW
.30“) in l t i, HOUR
imistalion :1 people to] about him more
than he thinks tho? do.
Our idea or a smart than is one who
can spell 149on a correctly {without
loohln it upu‘ oars not very smart,
and of M look it up. no it tho above
spoiling doesn'to’uit you, tell your
roubles to the dictionary.
Wu don't know that tolophono girls
do it, but what is to prevent their say-
ing, when they are cross and you call
tor a number: "'l‘hsy are talking."
Mind you. we don‘t say they do it, but
What is to provont tboir doing it?
. mobilitiiinlilar durtnaths afternoon‘s
ll ‘ Tl Ml
H t o i It
. TWEMIMIUWflili
(goutlnued trout First Pass.)
tel-manor tho nountry have boon mods ,
comissntottha government’s require-
thn liar side but bean
sulphates; . .
broil; tout. hoes lad attention tn‘the ‘
run that he had ballroom hero to show
where improvement was necessary and
not to tall or the good points or the way
the oystorthon conduct their business,
with tho invaatiaation or the oyster sit«
nation. he almost felt that he is low an
oystorman himself. and is ready and
willing to aid the men ensued in the
industry in every way that he can.
gin connection with his talk to the
oystermon. he made reference to the
great danger from bacteria in food pro-
ucts and at. the progress that has been
made in bacteriology during the past
few years. all of which has worked tor
the good at the general public.
. At the conclusion of the conference.
Il‘redariok Beardsley. a prominent oys.
tor dealer of Struttord, made a short.
but very practical address to his follow
members or the industry. in which he
laid stress on the point that be and his
fellow oystermsn must consider in the
present situation that they are. up
”slot is fact and not a theory; that
thorn must be no claims that tho oys-
termen are sull’nrlng from the oppres-
rim: 0! the department, but that they
must set about to cope with the re
imminent and molar their establish-
manta Just as sanitary and their pro-
duct Just as pure as possible.
i‘lr. Stiles was introduced by Judge
Light. in a row words. llr. Stiles an-
bounced at the outset that he was try. .
lug to assist in the. penetration of the
industry and be requested that the ma 5
tanner: consider the meeting like. of
family gathering.
As to the oyaiormen‘u industry. he;
said they are face to face with a great i
problem under the provisions of the
Pure i-‘ood law, the total vital of which
is the dangor from man. The govern-
monl. he further oxplainod. has been
asking an investigation or the oyster
business from blalno to Mexico during
the last few years. having come to a
realization that something had to Del
done to improve conditions.
The question of norms was brought ;
up and he said he know or typhoid
corms being carried along a stream for
Heavenly miles.
The doctor said turihcr it was not a
intention of how much impurity that
will ho allowed, but how high a dam-on
of purity can be pmrnred.
As tor drinking water he said. color
germs in any degree are held to be
uiiiilciont to condemn. An oyster passes
lGVeI‘RI gallons oi water through its
gills in a tiny and hence the rioslrahili-
iy of boring water in which they grow
its pure or purer than drinking wntor
in regard to a question or Judge
night in rotor-cure lo purifying oi wa-
or he raid, under the small appropria-
lou or the department much cannot be
lone. He thought the. various states
~hould take up tho. mutter. .‘l‘ho oyster
unit should protest aniline! dumping
it bariurin taken up by dredge» in
ilnl‘llul' uperniiulia out lulu the sound.
when- it lands on the oystor beds
This material. he added. is largely eon~
coniratod sewage.
Judas Llflli asked it it isn‘t said to
"drink“ oyster-ii on tho incoming tide.
ilr. Sillos replied that a limo oi solely
could never be told. tit-pending largely
on wind and storm. All the samples be
had taken. no. said. showed tho water
too polluted for safety. There worn
in sonn- caaon loo times more germs
ban would ho porniltlod in drinking
water. according to his sainplos oi the
local wuiorn_ >
Dr. Sillos dim-oiled to explain how
samples oi prodiu is are taken in other
lines, “mounting the diliii-ulllos under
which his deparinmni work.
Judge Light asked what llo would
rocmnmenri.
l-‘irsi llr. sum said he would row-
nieiis that the matter oi droduiua
dumplnxn be taken up with the govern-
maul.
It was suggested that thorn is a slate
provision regarding dmnplna grounds
it so, Dr. stiles replied. there is no
need of taking up the iuatlor.
Dr. Stiles recommended the boat of
sanitary conditions in the oyster house-
an. The soonor ovoryihiug is done to
bully iho waters. he added the sooner
the industry will ha put on a traitor
basis. ,
Captain W. l. tituvonn expressed life-
opinion that all of the rpqulrumoutd
ire coinpllod with. the. oystormen ran- i use
not continue business. ;
Ilr. Stiles did not agree with Captain l
itsvons. for some waters show no sign
.lf color germs.
itsplain tilevons‘ point was that it
would be tnipossiblo to stamp out the
dumping of sewage into the sound at
least in this generation.
lir. fllllun was askod ii the sovern‘
mom would stand by the oystormon it
the water is shown to he as pure as
drinking water. The» doctor said that
in tho standard the department in in-
sisting upon.
Dr. Bttlos nailed the attention to the
danaor in contaminated water. Ono
particular danaor is from setting the
warm- in the month while bathing.
't‘horo are many reasons from again»
iary standpoint, ho contanded. why the
savage matter should not in allowed
to run into the harbor.
Ono oystorman pointod out that the
(armors who his initial; from his styos
(or fertiliser liars tho bloom "80;
tables. That is true pr. Miles sold in
reply and it to also into that thorn is
great dsnaor ill satin; raw vslotahlos:
in . .. connootion Dr. titties was
asked how long it to I oysters grown
in contaminated onto to this it if at-
ter helngplacod in Miro water. it the
noiuhborhood or a‘waolt was his point
ion. Ha was toldt It‘ihls to s mattoi
which will its broil it? .
Dr. iatlloa saw no o lootion to the
oysters ohl'dh have Mormon in pol.
lutod waters and placing thorn in
pure water a sudlotont lotion. or time.
9 its o phasisodi tho iaoir‘or mossy in
his do 'vmdant to norry on; hunt??-
mons. ‘ norfmaont tinno; s
departmonta out villus mu ha notion.
ed in pointing out to tho oystsrineh
what they siiouldfigp.
' tic proportion.
mutt“. .
in rap-rd to destiny. the doctor Oils
I new};
l
in xi w
h
;~ "‘9
O
use . .
M i133 WASTE.
' somnonocrns l
mat/warm
pliaalzeil ih'u necessity or pure water
for the process. ills investigations
ishowoil that the water in which the
oysters are "hunted" is unually contain
lasted. As a rule the float] are near
the oyster honour. ’l’lio pollution. he
found. is added to by sewage in the
vicinity. *
Extra pollution. he. explained. is ad-
dod by the man employed in the oyster
houses and on the oyster boat.
The history of epidemics from oya
tors show. ho. said that the they were
named by titrated oystoro.
Another factor against floating oys-
tors in fresh waior is that taking away
the salt induces the oysters‘ antisep-
llo adiuiitud this didn‘t
apply as an nrpiment where the water
is pure.
Captain stereos said It was a wood.
or any or in; are alive. lie was one
of elnven children. had lived nearly 70
yours and is still in iolerably aural
health.
llr. Stiles mpiidlxtbot tho arminwnt
was a poor one. (or the records show
that where the most has been done
sanitarywiso. the xr-nernl public-‘9:
health is best. . ’
it had been his bsrrvatlon that tho
boat oysters arow ' water from one to
ihmo per rout sail
Mr. ltrnrdsloy nakrrl it it isn‘t true
that ore-torn ta ' trout salty water
and transferred its ‘ salty water to
rupture are best. Mr. Beardsley
thought no: in incl this had born the.
oxpot'ience or the uysiormrn llr.
Silica said ho could not answer apo
('lilonlly.
The reason was discussed. Dr. Stiles
thought this might bu duo in the num-
silk and onstage in tho trash water.
As to tho fluctuation in the wnior
used for "drinkinf oysters. Dr. Stiles
realized he said. that there would ho
a roanuiinilli- latitude; oysters: grown
for lusianro of three to tiro por cent.
in one per rent. or more salt contents
it was pointed out that the now-m
merit regulations done not allow the
"drinking“ in water oi loss salt eon
ton! than that or the water in which
the oysters haw boon grown.
'l'oais by llr. Hilton show that unlimit-
od oysters urn doing better from a
barteriuluglrni standpoint. lie fltIIliIi’
led lbni unilonieri m’lili'r» do not look
as Well and are not as largo us its
"hosted" brother.
Shipping.
ice in mutant or not in contarl.
llr. Silicon asked If anybody in tho
rooms iimughi ii is a good plan to rot
low the old idea at having too in con.
tact. it remand to him that the oyster
men arr practically unanimous in inv-
oring tho new mmhmi.
The point of the length of tho ro-
spouslhlllly oi the shipper was brought
out, llr. Hilton said that maples arc
taken only trom scaled packages. not
after tho roiniler has opened the parli-
l)r. billion (leavriboil an experiment
he had roudurted with oystom, show-
ing how much bottor oyluers not in
contact with lcrvthnn ihouu which
warn.
llr. Hitler was naked to give u do-
acription or what he considered a sani-
tary oyster house. Ono. he repliod.
in which wood has been eliminated as
much as posslblin. and one in which
more is plouty or ventilation. He ura-
od guarding walnut tiles. Tho doctor
also dooorlliod some of tho great
strides that how boon mado iii banter
trilogy during the past tow years. and
the adv-non in sanitation. all 0! which
is in lino with tho progress at the
world. No one. he added. would care
to [o basil to tailow candles tor iisbt.
and thus it is in all lines.
wu-
lilliil fliillili.
Bill Gillian MYERS.
One or the niopt pleasing entertain
manta of the coupon will be liven at
the winner» M'oad school. Hillside,
on Saturday situation and waning.
June lith. Thsllrli .vllll ho the
Belt Great Players Miami. The
attractions will no ditsflonoors’a As
you little it. and .8. Gilbert's Palace
0! Truth, the to that bola: Presented
“2:80 and the latter at! it In.
Anvsntorprislna unhasoa has a ions
cataloauo or worn for rainy days; but
than, who wants to Work on rainy
darn?
Nearly ovary man has the fool habit
of olitlnl in theohado and wishins
things. and ballerina that he is
osrnostly strivina'tor thorn. ~
y“
our cabin nor ‘8 7
nonunion mo PRETTIER
mar union is Pass: 0
. mun Wm: stigma
r cm ”a. prom Ass
rosaonsrmmrrunm
son rcososica more
«it:
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SUGAR
ash-"w"
iii Efrain ill sun
Springwoods Win.
The Springs-pods defeated the Long
follow, of Bridgeport, Monday after-
noon. by the score o! “l to l. The
t-lprlngwoods hold them down until the
lilih, when an orror by the spring-
woudn' third baseman gave thorn their
only run. This was the only error
charged up to any blprlnswood player.
yer, kept the llridgoport lads guosuing
rail through the game. having struck
,ilutli Lotmll‘d and IAIWI’OIK‘P pitched
iii-libs. tho Sprinxwoods' crack pitch’
out elm-on men and walked only two.
good bail for tho longiellows, but the
support -by their teammatca could
liavo boon it little better. The Spring-
wuodn seeumd live sate hits or! ileum
owl and three on Lsa'rentie, one o!
Hit-Bu buying a three-bags" by Sorta-s.
'l‘lio. Sinrlnnwooda lost to this team tire
wonks ago at lirlditiuiort by the score
of ill to 5, but Monday they turned the
lamina. The third game will be played
in llridgeport and the. Sprluxwoods
«apart to take this nature also.
“a..-”
Mahayana, is: Edgowoods. 6.
The Mohonuns doieslod tho Edge
worlds Monday by the score of it» to ii.
The battery for the Mohegans was
.l Aims and Shannon; for the Edge-
wmids. i’arlio. A. Smith and John Knit
law, .
Edgewooda. 3: Knockors. 0.
0n sundny ilic blast-woods defeated
the Knorlivrs by the score of 3 to 0.
at Wiivh Lane. The i-ldgewoods‘ line-
up was an rollou'a: .l. Kelley. catcher;
Smith. pitcher,- .lumeu Kelley. first
base; in-bosltoy. seruml base: l‘aluln.
bu. third base; tlnllons, shortstop;
siuyruak.» ion lleld; l’aairo. center
iield; Romano. right liuld; Redway.
nub. Tho. rldxewooda will play any
team from H in l? years of ago. Man»
inner, .l ll, Lahoakey. ill Laura street.
WIVES rill? run"
seniors iiiTOtEllAlLE
Suits for divorce piled in rapidly
in the Superior Court this morning.
live units being tiled with Clerk Havi-
lnnd. All are uuhnpplly mated wives.
0f the quintet but one is from the
county seat. that or Castalonu Haw-
luy Welch. oi Gregory street. against
r‘rank Benjamin Weit‘h, oi Cannon
street, Bridal-port. The plaintiit in
ibis case brings her suit on diflorent
allegations ol desertloas. lntouiprsnee
and infidelity. Desoriion she alleges
Aug. l. 1399, and infidelity in this city
with Caroline Sansone. They were mar.
rind Nov. ltd. 1897.
Them are two suits coming from
ilrsonwlch. in which both petitioners
ililk lor alimony, and in which both at.
lsae intolorabla cruelty. laobol Proo-
ior Miller Fowlo asks for a decree or
separation from Alp-ed Uncoiu Fools.
their marriage took place Nov. 18, la-
90. The other tireonwloh applicant is
nusan Goidihwalto Roan mlnst John
lionry Rosa. or Hartford. They were
mined in Wedlonlt. Nov. to. 1898.
staid little Wilton is roprssantod
in the application or Georgiana!
Koolor Seymour usinst Gear's ill.
Seymour or the some plans. iotolor.
able cruoli is alialad. They became
and. Jam! .18“.
intolsrabls cruolty is also alleged by
Florence ll. Kingsley. of Norwalk in
liar titles walnut her husband. lid:
no it. Kin lay. Christmas Day.
iron. was tho r Weddina day.
ifltktttl'q nisstilio ,
Ull- nutrition,
WASHINGTON. June lkfionator,
Buliroioy gave his annual dinner to tho i’
Connecticut , delegation
night. Among those present wars 3on-
ator and Hrs. nullisisy. Boriotor and,
doaoo. Roprosentstiva, and mo. Hill I
Rsprmatotlro and Mrs. Hoary and
Momentum awry. Midas con»
sr‘ossmsn irom other stator. neutron ‘
putative: 't‘iloon and Biotin were not
,lreaont. tho iorlnsr Doing a out trout
t. city and the latter I”! mourning .
r3
a sensor at the recent death. or his
i
sotumy
s
starts:
if
d‘
3 Ad ,, vista I Br! ‘Ad
The D. M. Read Go.
Established 1857.
‘ Opening of New Patterns in White and
Gold Stock Patterns of Dinneri‘vare
Theodore Havilsnd and Pouyst Sets, direct from France.
Several entirely new designs in French China are shown
this week for the first time. All are in white and gold. The
quality is such as will please tlie most fastidious, the body of
the china in the clear and exquisite white that can only be
obtained from the finest kaolin, while the gold edges and
handles of the pieces are applied in a faultless manner. The
lining and rcpousse work is most effective. An exhibit well
worth seeing.
Any number of pieces may he purchased, from one sin-
glc article to complete sets, and of course the designs Will
combine with other china. A set of Bouillon Cups, After
Dinncr Coffees, Five O'clock Teas, or Bread and Butter
Plates in white and gold is often the cherished desire of 3.
china lover and enthusiast.
Shown on center tables in the China Store.
New Silks for Neglige Wear
The kind one would like for negligc garments, for wo-
men's shirt waists, wash dresses, children's dresses, men's
' shirts and imjamas. 'I‘liis silk is of substantial weight, very
soft and agreeable to the touch, and will be ideal to wear.
In stripes, pink and white, blue and white, black or gray
and white, lavender and white, and old blue. ,
In plain colors; sky blue. lavender, white, and pale shell
pink.
32 inches wide, $1.25 a yard. It washes perfectly. .
Silk Section.
Women’s Underwear, Silk rind Wool
Very many women like a silk and wool garment for
wear the year round. judging it a safe combination. It is cer-
tainly a durable weave.
Low necked sleeveless vests, silk and wool, 75c.
merino, 75c.
Low necked with short sleeves, silk and wool. $1.00.
A Special Sale of fine Black Japanese Silks is in prospect.
Details tomorrow.
The D. M. Read Co.
; L (I. ’ Whit Skills
For this week's Special we invite your attention to our large variety or
LADIES ' W HI'I‘E SKIRTS.
STYLES
PLAIN WITH TUCKS AND BUFFLES. . _
LACE TRIMMED. iNBERTlON AND EDGE.
EMBROIDERY TRiMMED, iNSIRTiON AND IDOL
We have Just received some new and attractive numbers. Those
with our regular stock aflords an ample assortment to select from.
Prices Mo to $3.50
BARGAIN ITEMS ~
Sample sums and Broken Lines u BARGAIN Pawns worth loom}
anen
SEVERAL SKIRTS. illoolorod Rollins .......
LACE TRIMMED SKIRTS ........... .
LACE TRIMME'D. 12 Tuck!
26a. Regular Price bile~
..... no. Readin- Price 50c.
........,60o Regular Price 89c.
i.....-n
Considerable number Sample Bill-ta at substantial reduction.
A Drum .& Son
84 Washington St. Snuth Norwalk
tam-i «6
Fire Preveiition LOWiirs Your Institute
Tho-Ira loos! [this country last your was statute nor minute.
Analysis ot this availing loss show- thato lam amount or this prop-
arty damage was consort by hot sparks and clonal-a. which toll on II“
‘ indent roots during local droo—vor from locomotives. '
Century Asheitos Shingles
:5th and 3 MW
Will protect your bulidiuas train drained also lost as long as your
building.
“ cram-M Mulls”
. .~ south anomaly
rd
rot or oiui inoonvdtllolloos in your ammunition
a short consultation with us will not you rlaht mini
'. Complain that "tboro‘s «mainly wrong with the
;, Motor and make no snort to boys it tithing?"
_‘ When thing’s on strong oitli your mating. Plumb
. in: or ,h‘ixturos, phone 74:.
The Jones & Hotchkljs‘s Co.
j u want. arbour . " runways, court.
I
our. 1st .1. up.
Norwalk Chronicler