“stilts . taunts
THE. W! film
restituttmsp.
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(Continued bout host at...)
smsmbors n his class 11 their. dif~
at washout/antiseptic». insures
Iworth he met out west as s cl ray-
an. and the rest of innocuous ions
are equally humorous} h
The class poem was delivered by
tile Koehllnseruand she is deserv-
,3 91' mp plisls'e lowlife acetates It
ado. The song, which was up: by
ageless. wos‘sbiy. compo ed
om nllwerta than Misst- hurt,
”sponsored to the tune of, Solomon
The addresses of A. 0.
.‘Clune were greatly appreciated by
«pmrtunitlon and chances for success
lg the world these young people have.
The list of graduates Is as follows:
, -ele Koohiiuger. Walker Storey.
.Ierbert Lawrence, Alvlda Lawson,
llnor Moses. .ianet Ewing; Robert
1,.roaby. Welter itoberts, Kennet Soc
T's-id. Nettie ‘Seileck. Walter will]
surise Bailwltz. M01 rls Burr. Blahblla
2 mpson, George DilWorth. W teethin-
Edward McBally, Stan ey ‘ald
.sliin and Clarence Bennett.
~ . thhisehdol'fldtdsu
, . s %0clllsursate sermon to the
shunting class of the Norwalk High
hool will bevdeilvered In the South
rwalk Baptist téhtii'dh. by the Rev.
. ‘u’I I3. Carpenter, pastor of the
, .33.: Sunday evening. The faculty
"0!? ‘iitlhtml and ‘the ‘studeh'ts'are re-
quested to be present at the church
’0th o‘clock. This part of tho
camonceideht exercises of the grad
is.
it . class of ‘the Norwalk High
is be] is new this year. It will prob-
ably be ‘wellvattended by the student
~11 short meeting of the Boys ”Ath—
‘ie’tie Association was held in the as
«airship hall at l o'clock yesterday at-
demoed As the president, William
interns, was absent from the meeting.
... William C. Perry. the vice-president.
presided. It was voted to accept. the
report oi the baseball managed with
but reading. The report of'the lmskot
ballr‘tnanoger. .in Which much interest
In manifested among the students. was
never handfiand it was voted that the
report should be submitted to the lln
:m‘ce committee. with power to accept
tr
A meeting of the Girls“ Athletic as-
sociation Was held at 1 o'clock yester-
illiy afternoon in the sedio‘r‘rootn (19).
Miss Katherine Hears, president of the
automation. presided. it was well at
“13060 and Miss C. B. '(‘oollllgc. as
(lita'It‘woman of the recent dance com
mittee. read the report. on the dance.
The“report showed that the dance had
a a financial success. It. Was voted
0 hold another, the final ”meeting, on
Friday afternoon of next ‘woek.
fishy of the locker keys. for which
adoption. of twentyttive cents was re-
linlred. have been “pawnsd.” 'I‘hcrc
are some yet to be heard from and a
number of the keys appear to be miss-
lug.
.For another time. the faculty at the
If“? school is impressing upon the
to onto the necessity of having their
colt accounts and report cards
straightened out before the examina-
tions. The mark for the year‘s stand-
In'x will not be given a student until
these two things have been cleared up,
An invitation has been extended”
the faculty and the junior class to be
present at the class day xvrcissa,
which will he held Monday is suing st
8 o'clock. In the assembly hall. Re-
Imed seats will be given tothe III-
vited meals.
The general plan for the e thins-
tion week was given out this ins.
The regular school periods Mosul yes-
terday. There will be an assembly at
k
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asst among the-m malice? Nit wind
am as tarnish the s . or. as. on
_ Irlbqnlépunj the world first it‘ll“ do"
are be el 1) illidtht, slits var"
ll. and ,iboth' told at. the unissued:
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“ “Wilma Finds All Her lust-9y and.
Ambition slipping Away.~
south Narcotics tin “ know how.
the aches and piiihs but come when
rthevkidueya M sell svburdbnu
Backslche, his pit as. has aches. dips»
spells. dimming; munchies. ali-
tgll of sick kidneys, spa “warn youpof
t e“ stealthy ~*lipprIt df diabetiif.
or p y, d .Brlqhtfs disefse. Deans
Kl‘linnb . ills fuel-1111mm y care all
grate ileum here's proof (at it. iii. a
o to low wont 11': war : .
'iilirsfilieorse iller,‘ Hendricks
Ave. South it 11111. says: "I M
a no bonsai, to use Dean's Kid y
lbs or my other kidney” remedy .
several yolks, as “my !old trouble as
have returned. l‘hada Iona siege
bl llid‘ey‘cbmplalnt'hnd suffered.sl-
pleat :ceustantly :vtrem backache. i
could ‘hot’rest well ‘on account of tlle
Wheeler undil‘duil.‘tbwbbius nains‘tln my back a’ad
during the day my lightest housework
was I's. ’lldrdéh. 'I was subject to ditty
headaches and also noticed at times
that the kidney secretions passed too
frequently. The contents ‘0: the first
box of Dean’s Kidney Pills. procured
at Mrs. ‘Plalsted's Drug tore. helped
me and I continued the r use until I
Was entirely cured. I know of several
other people who‘have obtained equal-
1y good results from the use or this
remedy."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster~Mllburn 00.. Buflalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
Bibles. .
,‘R‘erhember the nameuDoaa‘s—and
take no other.
ford was tho best he had ever seen.
Supper at Marvin School.
The eighth grade of the East Nor-
walk Grammar school held its annual
supper on Thursday evening. in tho
Marvin school." in the early part of
the evdnlns games and dancing \vti'rc
enjoyed while the committee in charge
of the affair prepared the supper. When
all was In readiness the class of 1910.
headed by their principal, George
'l‘lionipson, add their teacher. Miss
Mabel Pryor, marched to the dining
room to partake of a royal feast. The
room was appropriately tlccoralctl with
the class colors. red and white. and
the class pennant wait cvcrywhore in
evidence. As is usual with tho uinc
teen-toners, much fun and .ioliiy was
In ovlrlcncc. 'l‘he Supper ended with
a toast to the class of lilitl.
ROROBACK SAYS HE WON'T MISS
THE P. 0. SALARY
lieury Roraback in room 19 of the
Allyn llouae. Ilal‘lford. discussed freely
with it Register reporter the Washing-
ton episode In which the matcil‘ire de-
partment refused to have his name
scnt in for reappointment as postman.
ter of Canaan.
"Always glad to sec it. Register
than." said Mr, Rtlrullack. "for tho
licsisicr has always treated mo and
fairly."
In reply to queries, Mr. Ilorabnck
said: “You. I have read all thcac
Washington dispatches. I have had no
inilmallon yet. no ofllclal lnilmaliou
matter is not giving me much con-
cern. The rcVonue I derive from the
office will not be a severe loss if i
lose it. The salary.of the adios is 0i.-
clerk hire. Now when I tell you that
i employ tour clerks In that cities you
will readily see that the balance com-
ing to mo cannot amount to much."
"To what do you really attribute
Ibis Washington opposition to your rt»
appoint mom '3" >
Mr. itoraluick shrugged Ills broad
shoulders and smiled a significant
iunlle. "th must no further than me,"
3:30 on Monday. at which time u“. i said be. “No. I do not know whether
mmlnatlona will be explained to the
debts. 'l‘ho examinations in order
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Senator Bulkeley‘ has had any part in
this matter. i cannot understand why
will be as follotva: ”(many-A“ Eua- he should. Pcmicious activity? Why. 1
Ilsh. ii to it a. 111.; all history. 1 to it
p, in; also lumkkccplnlz. 'I‘ncsdayw
..-~ Latin and commercial arithmetic.
li'foll; all (loriiian and li'rcbch. l to :l.
Wednesdsywltlimathematics. ii to II:
penmansltip. 1 to ii. 'I‘huradaywiiup-
plemcntary examinations, Ii‘l'ltliiym-Ail-
sembly and final report. II o‘clock.
The prizes for "Illl‘ reading conical
of the 2b English class wcre won by
dare ltoosevels Dayton at" Miss
.11 Bella.
line science dapsrtmdht oi the Hugh
‘ has, received one of the new
, isles torwbicb money was appro-
tsd by the ilosrd of Estimate sud
‘ Matias last year. The machlnc.
VIII, Is a beauty, is mounted on a
, ‘ d oak base and makes a very
”penance. it will serve a two
t‘posc~--ona to protect pictures.
I other to demonstrate the su-
tles and rays of light. A very import-
antssrt of the apparatus is, the lenses.
“thigh are double rectilinear. sad so
amazed tit playmate, be made to
r Mullet in the lecture room or
0th usemblx, Because the «power
metal“ the school._ilzo Its. was
high, a rheoltat "sin led and
.Wsinbcs.of i4 ohms altered by
wig, machinery makes the cur-
ftam itilts Mustard. or Wilton sve-
‘lIOl-zlilb the distraction ‘df ‘bslna the
, ‘dnlyapapll In his fiemiklilgh school
, 'llb'r “"3'1’lfltl‘ler til outs tot-writ-
t“ accustom I0 you by the A.
mm mm to 'th scholar
‘ mum-Willie best. nor their
'.r
' ‘ > . the titan -
.»_ iflffeo‘tldn toil “miss Natteforti
that she was moduli ‘ths pervert
.leeayothers vs done Well,
‘ t Miss Nstwlord'stb rlyrinstruction.
moss-11mm, year III at.
’s Parochial school. it enabled
_ ~ absentee-easily its out pros»
' ,. .‘vfi It‘s Ipulls site was. still
I 1 h 1:!“ K— POIW’GOIIP
at all alga school,
, l New mus Mitford!!! cm
or (ill that at the High school. tic
Iii“ that tits Wk of film Native
‘ Cbl‘l'll Psi, ’. listens 11.. Mitchell”
- ago.
have not been half as active for Gov
ornor Mollcun as I was for Senator
Bulkeloy In his fight for tho sonata
against Samuel It‘easendcn nix ycara
It was much harder in not sup-
port for Mr. llulkcloy at that time
than i find it now for Mr. Mclmsu.
[lot there was no question then. of my
pernicious activity. It booms to make
a good deal of difference as to whom
you may be active for.“
“Have poaioh'lcn Inspectors been at
your office and found you absent?"
“I dare any tllcy have. Imt me say
right here. that l‘sm a good part of
giro time away from my home. but I
ave competent and honesl persons
always in charge of the postoi'iice and
not a tsllll can ever be found with the
Way its affairs are conducted. 1 have
lured postmaster for iii years. IIIIIOIIII‘
cd b President McKinley and it is
well nown that 1 bays made it one of
the modal country omces in the stats.
I told (innaressman Il‘ill early this year
that my term tespired on February, i
did not desire a reappointment."
"Do you think Mr. Hill asked for
your reappointment under those cir-
cumstances?” .
“l have not heurd‘rom Mr. Hill
and do not know."
"How is the Holman canvas
senator going?"
“Flue. fine." Was the reply. "(lov-
urnor flit-iron is going In win easily."
“About the sovemorshipt"
lie hold up his hands. ,"I have noth-
ing to do with that."
MIII FRY!“ INTIHTAINU.
lsst Harwell; cancel 'Tmhsr to Take
a Position in Newark. .
Miss Mabel Pryefi of Union Place.
who has secured a position to teach in
Newark, N. .l., next Sept tuber, anion
Island the teachers of Marvin school
at her home last evenins. ~
Human and music were enjoyed an
relrettbmeats were served.
Those present wm‘ilis Kisses litiita
Gambian, Jennie by“, Mills fibrous
for
charisma alike. "in addition to
and ms. Pryor sad ,Iliss and»
I
lltlllltl llllll _ "‘
so far as I can ace Ircuis awry mic.
that I am not to be reappointed. The
700 a year and 0200 is allowed for;
I
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A law commemorati- ih chicken sal-
so mammalian; addition.
Eventbath’lns suits are lolkatlotted,
being favored. "
.c
i
cald a cart at ripnr‘swoot c rries
‘ d bangle do the Juice. Ali’s; an
i t t 't altogeth ,i’or 'tlve’ indies.
lt‘ilngacolll and so to the fruit Juice
with the juice of two lemons. Fresno
that-d or' soft and serve raw cherries.
halved and stoned. With each portion.
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Linen dresses, made on exactly the
lines of far more expensive models,
are practical and satisfactory.
Plain lettuce or‘ cucumber sandwich.
es tire among the most. tasty hits of the
picnic luncheon. They are cool and
juicy. quite the most acctiptablc of all
sandwiches to many appetites. and
they do not wilt readily, as one would
expect.
~Thougl10hc summer frecltspirn very
elaborate. it is a comfort to have seve-
ral .pialu ones that are easily tabbed.
Such a truck can be worn time and
again. with the comfortable feeling
that it it does bedtime strolled a visit
‘to the home laundry {will set all right
again. '
The transparent coat ‘Ilo often worn
wtth the foulard or lawn dress is a
thought more trim if belted at the
waist. Russian style, though thal'low-
lug lilies are equally good on some.
figures.
A patch pocket with buttoned llapou
the right side ot‘the skirt. is a mu-
ven‘ience that most women have be.
come accustomed to getting- along
without. but nevertheless. onelthai will
be a Welcome addition to utili0y skirts.
"I‘bls has come to be considered a par-
ticularly smart touch. .
There is no place where sweet pens
are more acceptable than on the
breakfast ialtle‘wlf picked fresh with
tbeJIew on. They may he laid both
on the individual iruil plates and the
large one trdm which tho smallcr arc
served.
The long. strong. ornamental pins
illnl are thrust through the Roman
braids are almost a udllcsally in keep
lug thc braids well in place. for any
shorter or less firm are likcly to slip.
giving an uncomfortable fooling anti
. an uIIIltly look to the coiffurc.
'I‘he wreath of roses IIIIII starts upon
the hat crown. runs over llw upturned
brim and follows the ctliic of the hair
across the back Is a tasteful mode of
trimming and a becoming one if a
shade contrasting prciill} with the
hair is chosen.
I
l The loose whlic blouses that haw
colnrcd sailor collar and cuffs arr
neatly finished by tho sci-oral slimlou
dat‘kcr than ”to other lrltulnluu
l a... W
l llcticr than in wear the lace rolls
firm: the figures sprawling indcrm-ons
,ly over the face. In tho fashion of ai-
rstnglng the bortlcr almut the hut
‘ brim. drawing lhc plain portion lit-ally
under the chin and fastening behind.
. The smart. low coitfurcs demand the
_culiarlose ncck finish. for pine and col-
lar supports protecting into putts and
,braida produce a most uncomfortable
state of mind besides being deleterious
to hair.
.‘ NEW RESIDENTIAL SECTION.
1‘ Senator t‘lisunccy M. llcpow. at the
'Quoenaboro Real Estate Exchange din»
inor. last Tuesday. said:
L .
I ”All lbcre is to the secret oi rcul
'catair increment ls transmutation. tic.
fore the City of New York was served
by sloambuuis and lullmatla._ii was
huddled in a shell of lntpcnirabllliy.
Touched by the wand of transmutation
it has become the prt'micr community
of a continent and the wonder of the
world. Every hour that is taken off
of the limo llolwccu our imperial city
and lilo Will of the country, or llic
world, if you please. adds Ill0.tlllll of
population to this mnnicltutiily and our
dollar or more or value to ctory tool
of null estate in Queens borough. Hot
on the future of tho '(ilfy or New York
and first part of-ll ill Quentin cotllity
that. is being lifted with the 'Itrcat
iransporlatlo lines."
The appropriation of 01,000,000 by
the city tithclsla lust wank. together
Willi 08,000,000 to be lll‘lll’lllt‘il by the
United States government for the inn
provotntiut’of Jamaica liny. will add it
”lame area-”tor dorkins tp New York's
shipping Interests, anti this section
will get the int-so than of commerce
which the bay Improvements are do-
aisned to turn into that direction.
Nearly everything coming into New
'York harbor will roach Jaiualus iiay
hetero the upper New York or 11.1.1
filter docks. and no doubt will he the"
‘fuluromort or entry tif New York. The
resident and settled .part of Jamaica
In about two and one-half miles from
the buy. and its high elevation pro-
sonts an ides! lot-silos. terminal a date
orilma looking over the writer of the
hay and surrounding country. 'i‘ltn .lit-
maimcillilcress Criminally. composed of
reliable and lniiucmiai mu estate op-
erstors. acquiredr several hundred
acres in the most select resilience sec-
tion of Jamaica and started in early
in the spring to develop this tract with
every city unto—date improvement,
such as rsewers, water. has. finished
roads. sidewalks. etc. and propose to
soil the property'al auction to the high-
est bidder from time to tithe. its the
property in sections static or still lots
can be unproven. It is the intention of
the managers to also erect dwellings
and other 'lllilidlhss‘lliltlh the property
which will be ready tor mctumncynexi
visit and puppIy the demand for homes
land advance the development or the
prom ll) liverst direction on about
items nos its the surrounding ro-
as. the largest tract or whit iii
’ its“ ’ .tnli which ”More
are florets Worms is smiths
rred listens dark tangents: its on black ,-
one. ice mm Pictorial Reviewt '
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i! i FAST ELECTRIC EXPRESS SERVICE PROM PENNSYLVANIA TERMINAL AT ”D STREET BY
TRAINS EVERY FEW MINUTESHJAMAICA THE FIRST. STOP.
‘ Lots'on 17801 'St. to 181st Sh, Amsterdam Ave. 8: Broadway, were sold at Auction by the Morton-Bliss snare.“
' in IBSII at $1,800 to $3,000 a lot. With Subway, they are now worth $10,000 to $50,000 EACH.
, Willil Pennsylvania Service Jamaica Values Will Interests 40% in the Next 4 Years.
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, If Mil Take a Comfortable Penn. Express in“, “:
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IWITII EVERY IMPROVE‘IENT, Water, Gas, Sewers. Curbs, Sidewalks. Macadamizcd Streets, etc.
VERY LIBERAL TERMS.
TITLE POLICIES FREE
63!“! FOB ALC'I‘ION IIOOKS SN!) MAPS WIT“ PARTICULAR. i'
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Main Office: I80 Montague St, Brooklyn. Branch Office: Opposite L. I. R. R. sullen, Jamaica.
SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 25111
OR PREMISES AT 2 P. M. . ll HIDE“. TM
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Good Ideas About independence Day
Observhncs. ‘
“[lyuhtnitc Is not it‘sscutlal in pairln ;
item, but noillicr is total abeilucltccI
from fireworks nocdasury to n sane;
Fourth." says the Woman's Motor"
for instance. had. llll 1909. a municipal
Ilrcworka display clomiucit-d by or
parts. lasting IWOJIllIIlI‘H. Wllut'bht'd by
fairly thousand people. and will have
another this your. The lliOIlliy was
subscribed by lluslutbss men. fireworks
bought or a firm wlllllnr. to send Ilii'li
in not lln-m off and like inhibition llcltl
in an opvn apacc willow no «tumour in
life nor lliub cnultl, nor did. t‘t-siili
An antmnnbllc parade, with iii-lacs.
was arranged by a local newspaper.
boat clubs lll‘lil l‘PRIillfflii. and a cultural
Miodus for "plcuic day and a day In
the country orcurrdlll. For tlioac who
had a mind for II. p lriotlv assetubl s
were held. Ilic Ilclllarallnn rcntl is
niualc played lls parlt. And \i‘nahlllltiou
found it worth whlllo. as 'l‘nictlo has.
and (‘hlcapo and t‘lovvluinl. New York
(“.IIy joins lilc prom-salon this ycur.
'l'llcrt‘ Will ltc ipl gull”: back ill the old
ways. ’l‘ltc Ilt'\\ play has Ili‘f'll lrlctl
and round ntlnilritbill‘
"Willtl \\'unhlualtlm bur ilillli‘ on it
“its" ncnlc you. in your loudly and in
your liolultbntlmod, can do will) cuuul
t-il‘cct. You may null ho ablc. this ilrul
your. lo t'lllinac plilillc tit‘lillIIIi'Ill In
your community. bill you run chance
it In your own clrcllc. And if you can
but persuade your. friends to (‘Ilmmt'
the right (‘IIIII‘IM’ will It you. at lcltut you
child do this much l for them: Show
them this pair». Ms c lltctn understand
the naturc of the longer they face
Above all. tell them that If your ‘ii'm‘ilu
and the words of ltrlr II‘lIlllt'il llllyhl
t‘lilll have no wel I on the nitration
of denying Ill-owor s so little. uuskitt
all. dirty hands, at but they must not
Itillliii‘l the seculltgly harmless pow-
dot-wounds 'fir. if. a spur of your own
wisdom. your cltlldmuftars through the
Ignorance of tube and is even slight»
ly wounded. do a try the old home
tit-medias ’ihst olole tho'wnuml and
shut otitsllu- one 11 pc. oxygen. ’l‘a
him at once to your physician. ill
him a lighting climlt‘t‘ for his lilo. (lire
yourself the chums in camps llid an
spraltalllomovror tWalchluu Iilm In
tho agony of iciuln a. Do this lulu-b. Iii
local; llu mOI'I', ‘tr‘ypu can.
can if you litarl law.
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NEWPQII‘I‘ IILI. MUST OI MID.
NEW HAVEN. .I no IllrwNiillm has
been sent to (lily milliliter Ii‘i-esonlus
that if the bills re not paid which
blipsrintentleut No is or the lioanertb
humus lisl'ror til . losses this readers
on for ‘is keep. alter K. Newport
mil be declared a pauper and will be
trusted as one. s parintsmlt-nt Noble
says that hope u the Newport. bills
have been paid. he city is expected
in try to obtain money from New
port's estate. The realty is tied tip by
attachments, but sir/port. has the in‘
{some and MI“ s. nudity. Dr. W. P.
helium. of his o y. was recently are.
resisted conserve « for‘Ngwport; .
_. Entiretiove is worship. and opal
whim which ‘1
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And you .
I Itri a. pan
3 “like a.
WORK ON TROLLEY ROAD TO
DANBURY BEGINS IN AUGUST.
Work «In the» lititltzupull and lolll‘
lulry‘ lmllr-y I'OIItI will llt‘ lilill'liil III
[or Jutlsc Ilt‘i\\lll'il .I t‘nrm
of tho civil superior rourt has III‘IIIII
cd ilw application of III“ court's “II a
certificate of tho Ili‘i‘l‘ttblll‘ and con-
voult-nt‘c of Illt‘ now lino. \\‘lu‘n lltc
Itcarlita was hcld lu‘fttrc .lutllzc t‘ntlis.
Monday. ihi‘ro Wow it Iurgc number of
clilzclla living alum: the ionic who
wcrc in favor of tho lino. ’l‘hcl'f was
no actual objcclloll. “
Will as of Value.
William Sperry. of New Iiurcn. and
S. \‘l'. .l. James. of lirtwllwicil, ul‘t- llit‘
nwurta of lllf‘ lluc. 'l‘hc route will
in: from tho prcscul terminus of “W
North Main atrcct liuc along ”I“
Ncwiowu iurnplkc to ’l‘ruiubull. Stop-
hey. MOIli'tw, itoisford, Ncwtuwu,
llctluingtown and from Ilil'l‘o to tho
trucks of tho Ilanbury and lit-Illci
'I‘rollvy t‘olnpany. in Ileihcl.
Itcnltlt'nld tilting the proptmctl I‘illllf‘
Will be arcaily pictured to lral’n ibui
ibc now “no Is a thing nI'l‘t'illll)‘. ll
is cxpcrlcll that properly vuluca allilllil
the lino will lnrrrnac arcaily.
WHAT A SUMMER COLD MAY DO.
A summer cold if llcxluctrd Is Just
an apt in tlrvclop Into bronchitis til
pucunulnla an iii any ntlicr svnson. lln
lint llI‘lilt‘ri Ii. 'I‘Ilktr Foley‘s lion“)-
and 'I‘iu' promptly. ll lotmcus' IIII'
mulch, soliilica anti lli‘nlli the landlord
air intestines and cxpcls Ilw cold from
the system. The Ilrltlgc Pharmacy "
coutlsc
The following were issued .luno ll.
illlil. List turuialiod lrol ntllce oi
A. M. Wooster, solicitor of patents.
itrldsoporl, (‘onn.:
llllbcrt W. tloodrldue.
cicciric lamp socket.
llrldscpori.
Harvey ilubbell, Bridgeport. colt~
uloalus flush rscuplaclo plsio.
Winchester Ileurfcii, New Haven.
iakodowu firearm.
Mellie li‘rnnchlul, New Haven. van-
terlns tlevlctt. -
'l‘bontus C. Johnson.
tululluro’iuimusluo gun.
William Klaus, Ncw Iiavcu. sleuth
ruullor. " ,
Wulicr hi. Ilnruarll. llnrilnrll.
Iypcwriilui: machine.
ill but Arms and It. i. 'l'clcit. Now
boll.
(‘Imrlcs (lover. Now llrliuiu. Cmttl‘
or broke.
Ill. .‘. Iliiltlpllrcy. Now lirltain. tint-
mom supporter.
Ilenry ti. Volgltt. New llrilalp.
)IIIIC bolt, with adjustment between
ionic and bolt.
0‘. Rockwell.
vehicle.
Illaiic It}. Palmer. Midtllctowu. yarn
or thread guide for spinning or twist‘
ins machine?
Herbert . Lloyd. illitl’shlre. lint
roe. ~ .
Item-y lo. biggies, Wallingl‘ord. cot;
location
‘I‘ndsMIrlts.
Now Illicit.
llrlstol. motor
A
I
iitsniey Works. New iirlisiu. steel:
"willows ‘00.. distributors:
, “ . mu lab was ”its at
.1.
I
1».
MARK TWAIN AT BEDDING.
How Humorist Came to Choose a Fair.
field County Residence.
Whoa I jtlI’IlNI tht- colony at Rod»
(“ng Allwrl Illavlow I’ulnc told mc
that Mark Twain would soon build on
lln» hilt facing Lutwtown-Ilrtulk Farm.
and shortly lilli'l' that a now housc be:
grill In ilppcdl‘ tillnl't.‘ Illt‘ trcvlnpa. lilil
II was not until the iollowing June
that It was habitable. and In the lat-
tcr part of that mouth thc announce
mom was made. that Mark Twain
would arrivc upon a ccrialn day
to occupy his now homo. l‘ p
to that tiulea‘ ho had not
soon a skclch or plan of ihc house.
nor lIiItI he read any dcsvrlpiion of ii.
llc bud oxprcascd the desire not to he
hmlwrcd with the details or anything
obn- concerning his new home. stating
that Ilt' did not wish to know anything
about It until he could takc an okay-
clllllr In tho billiard mom and light
hlu pipc thcrc.
lluiaido of tho colony of literary
and artistic pcoplc from Now York.
the pt-nplc oi‘ Ilciltiltw. arc iyplctll ("oli-
Ili‘i‘lli‘lII Ynukovs. with solid oldtfushv
ionrtl numcs. fatitiliar In the annals of
tho American llovoluiion and utilise
uuqli history of the country, and while
the); arc t‘urlncrs anti trmlcetncu. they
arc all of tiicm wcllrcml lIIltl i‘tllli‘Mf'tl:
consequently lhc anumtttccmcut that
Marl. 'I‘wulu was to arrlvc on tho of
it-numu irdu Willi rccclvml with joyful
anticipation. and [ruin liallowa Ilili to
l‘mpiiwnug lhcy turned out to moot
him. with their carrillat-s, burkboarda
and burl-ova decorated wllhtr flowers.
old-fashioned pink roses and pink rib.
hops. and filled with neatly dressed
children. for by that secret wireless
which was In operation long before
Marconi madl- his modern Instruments
the rumor had spread that Mark Twain
was very fond of Iittlc children. and
that pink Was his favorite color. When
the famous author allshted from the
train. Underwood the photom‘shor was
litrrb. and the children were asthered
in make a group photograph. with the
while humorist upon the railroad plat.
lorm. Attor posing tor tint pit-titre. Mr.
l‘lcmous not into Illl‘ surrey. wihrlt tho
builds bad beautifully decorated with
dainty stallion hair ferns and pink I'm.
as. and iirovo to his now home. nsdlrl.
on by his new neigbimraitrom "Mark
Twain as n Ncluilbor." by Dan nkusrd.
in tho Atttcrlhun Review of I‘evlows
cosiwso'rlcbr sauces.
Tbstr Itsts Corruption in Is Held
In Iisnnsrd Nest Tuesday.
The fifth .snnual state convention of
Vite ii‘rslsdaal Order of insides is to be
held in sismford Tuesday. The con:
volition mil meal at Itlppowsm Hall
and early in the evening standard.
Aerie will jive it dinner for the visit.
Iiig colonies. at the Mumford House.
in the evening the officers and do»
give team of Stamford Aerie are, to
exemplify the degree it before the
New York state canvas at Rock»
way lteaoh. The grand lodge shivers
are to be present.
The national (filflVQIlIIGII of the (in
tier will be held at all. Imus august 23. .
John .i. hold. or standard. will more
Murdock
FOR BOROUGH PARK AT STONING-
ll
TON POINT.
II'.-\SlllNGTON. June IS.—-—-chrcscn.
iatlvc Higgins. has Introduced In tho
house a hill trtmsfcrring from the Uni-
icd Sliilos government to the borough
oi‘ Slonlngton. the real estate known as
Stonnlncion Point. provided the land
is maintained by the borough of Stou-
iugton as a park, A town meeting has
been called for the 17th to accept this
proposition. but ii is now so late in
liw session. it will hardly be possible
to get the bill through coutress.
.._.—..~._
Although a graduate earns his
filecpshlu. Ito pays ten dollars to get
It.
new YORK. new 1111sz a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
...___._
TIME TABLE.
in Effect June 5. 1010.
_..__
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.—~i:2:h:lx, fullilx, 5rllx, 6:08.
6:57. 7:20. 7:46. 8:18x. 8:311. 9:15.11,
Ilzli'i. liltflllx lllfvlfix. ”29):.
1
ID
P. M." .zhz'rx. 1:05, 2:30x, 3:17.
kill“. 5. , .MIV, iii-Ill, Ili50x. 7210)..
7152a. llvlllx. 10:29.
Sundays.
A. llI.«—l'.i:t'r.‘lx. itztlilx, 5:4lx. ii:.'tl.
lilziiilx.
I’. M. 12mm. 2:3th.
runny. 7.11m, 7:1tlt,7;52
lilzilli.
Eifillx, hillfl.
X. 8:2”, 9101“,
NEW YORK TO MUTH NOIWALK.
A. M.“ 12:1“,0109. b:0h.8:06.7:0llll.
ii : oils. ilzliilx. ii: lbs. 923011. 9:0011. lazilit,
Il:tltllt. littill.
l‘. M..1z:02x. trill. Izhilit. 2:571.
3:303. 3:55, mus. 0:82. Emilia. Milli.
3:25. than. limits, 8:03;. 920011, 0:30.
ll:iiilx. ”:30. ”210011. ‘
Burden.
A. Muw12200k. 0:00. 7:30. 816ml.
Iliullit. llflflii.
P. M1422“. 1:023. MOM. 0100.
tizllix. 710011. lizzlilx. liiiltbt.
m
OOUTH NORW°:K TO NEW HA-
1.11. 12mm, ltlillt. 1:12. 7:“2‘1.
Rubi. lll:lilx. 10:131. 10:.7x. Iilzhilx.
lltvl’l. ‘
I’. M.~I2:ll7lt. 1:20. 3:023. iltilx.
1:20. Julil. flzlllix. Iltlfl. Tilllil. 910M.
mills. 10:081. lltlk.
Bundsys.
A. Illa-42:10:. Iziilit.
ill:l0l.102001.
l’. M.~~-2il0x. 6310!.
M201. 9:083.
m
DANIURY 1'0 000700 NOQWALK.
A. awaits. 7:25, iizbb. 8:20, 10:03.
”:50. '
I’. stump. (tidbit. 8:30. .
‘ this
A. M.w7:lih, limit”.
I‘. M.-6l00, 723911. iliiiint. ,
some uoawsut ‘I‘o osnsuav.
A. Lin—4 :zilx'. 0:17, 0:27. 10:008.
1’. hiss—1:25. tidbit, 13:21:, 0:14, 7:18.
, holidays.
11. II.-»-11120.0ifi, 10:00:.
it studios, 1:15.
shrew. ”Except Muslim.
E.
7:43, bill.
6:06. 7:I0it,
Norwalk Chronicler