. Mallard. the local inventor and arts
or. configured by any to the the
ly re rival that tahley Y. Beach
-II in t it: settles, halide a nest-asses
which in liltiiio horse power monirbladé‘
t, the Lordship Road yesterda‘ynoon
iy to ptrlke' the third bridge and
iuaahln the machine so that it will_
he rev ral' weeks to place it in con
ditlob. “w ' '
, Taken Over Menday Night.
The, aeroplane under the cover oi
arkness Monday evening was taken
Lordship and yesterday morning
ith a corps of men Whitehead who
as often made the boast that he would
before Beach would made ready
or he ascent.
(rather conditions were ideal and
hen the wordlor the start was given
. ' motor responded beautifully Run
fling along the our ace of the road for
.9 . Whitehead could
p“late with the re-
II it 50181431“ the talent nearly
miles an hour he struck the bridge
crash that could“ be heard for some:
”tunes.
‘ , Will Best Beach Yet.
Mimosa vs. ‘lt‘nochsd out by the
of the blow and told those who
‘ the mishap that his ribs were
g.) timer he Was able to get a)
’ shamans *he discovered that.
they were not broken and that be war:
only hrdlhed The machine is still ati
the ”bridge practically wrecked until.
instead of Gustave’ s ribs being broken
111%? stilt the airship are smashed.
he got himself together Mr;
Whitehead announced that the cool
i would not deter him from ati
ptlng to aviate again and salt.
t11;t he would prdbobly be ready it
“fly wtifla‘ln in a few days and at all
ones he intended to go up before hiii
rival. Stanley Beach 1
Mpvtsrea m sui‘nrwmsr. ;
«ab—n i
"448w DanUury Congregation Voted
For That ears. ;
‘Although not without precedent ill
was nevertheless an unusual and some
Wilt unconventional action for tin
minister of one of the leading church 1
til-ill Daubury, which is ecclesiastical .
iv 'a 'ataid old New “England town. toi
'i
« mission of the crime.
pour in the pulpit and conduct thtl
r'vibes cf the church on Sunday!
interning without the conventional min- i
isterihlc’oat, and indeed without any?
Gilli dt all.
When the Rev, H. C. Meserve. the
popular. and at all times dignified min-
liter of the First Congregational
'l‘ihnrch. arose in his pulpit Sunday
Wiring for the opening of the service.- ‘
he said:
“i wonder if the ladies of the con-
'It‘di'ation wll consider that any eccle-
'sldil’tical precedent is being violated ii
the Minister and the organist remove
their coats?"
g ; surprised smile passed over the
cos of most of the people in the con
tion. but their countenances
“Med to indicate that they assented
mm'impiied request and assured the
or that it was a very proper
in to do on so bet a day. But the
fill! er went further for sanction for
his action lie said:
‘ "1 Im going to ask all who are will
in giant we should do so to raise their
.1"
Moat every right hand in the con‘
mutton went up. and Mr. Meserve
Matty stepped back from the desk
mi removed his coat, appearing then
in. a c i and comfortable- looking
{0'11“ shirt waist. with the regulation
. it was noticcd that the few people
'3; some iso the church late aiulosi
nod and stared at the unusual fig
are ’in the pulpit. but at the close there
'0” many who told the minister that
ital” thought he did u very sensible
ll
POINTED PARAGRAPHI.
”an...
”M Ilill hiss women's hands——ln
hora .
tibial: what I deal and dumb woman
‘1‘.“
iii-cushy knows no law; wraith
“My ignores it.
goodlooliing la a duty every
“New owes herself
A than pit-sites littoral: when he can
and It women when she must.
Illa dinette in I womsn' ll hair looks
men as green minimums taste
women drive their husbands.
fibula others make them back up
_, o men who think themselves
i. are not even in the neartgreal
1.
And many I man likes to go listing
as his wife doesnt care to no
Menorahs than is firmly convinced
that he does seventeen times as ranch
dor‘olners as stim- lie for him.
lwiihtts‘r I also has been married about
7 he has aitnolit as in or buttons
“cements so his “or a has plus
, dd! can’t Iivs'I have your own
. tans consolaton from the eri
. Ire nearly 99,999.000 others
if) similarly situated.“-
mason
oddly law.“ the
go mull. oft
voided...
“worded
wuss»,
ititssuw‘
The «is
tilt: ii in still:
Police Arrest Trio oi Boy Blu-
9km ballad With Guns
and Black sells ‘
nut-odorotvr. only is Mitt-ohm
this vililaoea of a boy: detective whose
identity the police for obvious reasons
have not disclosed, two boy bandits.
Wlmmt' Joly 10 .Mdataviit divining on is dermis: crime, were
arrested, Monday night. and yesterday
[confessions were obtained from the
two, implicating others in a 1400 bur-
glory on the night of July i
The boys are ”ftolilirt E Brown.
‘siia's worst-t Turning ugdd 17, a ha-
tive,of.-South Norwaik. living at 188
Beardsley street, and Charles Will-
llama. aged 18. who lives near Brown.
(in the confession of these two the
police rounded up Patrick Malady.
aged 13, of 214 Drew place. and bow
gun to look for others.
The arrests of Monday night were
made by Patrolmen Flynn and Me or
when the boy' sleuth who had be u
watching the suspects reported to po-
lice headquarters that the youths had
set out to do a job.
When arrested. Brown was found
armed with a fuly loaded .32 calibre
pistol and a blackjack of bio own
manufacture tbst~wouid easily deal
a fatal blow He was first charged
with carryiitg concealed weapons.
while Williams was held for investl.
Hgation
Confessing yesterday that they were
implicated in the burglary of the
plant of Who Conectlcut Auto Tire
Co, in Connecticut avenue. the night
Of ‘July 4, the boys Were. charged
with burglary. Whether Melody is
deeply involved in the burglary the
police are not yet satisfied.
They admitted stealing the tires
and turning them over to twa men
whose tools they were in the com~‘
The tires and
the men have not yet been located.
BANKS WARNED.
Wild-est Speculators Would Poo-acute
illegal Operations in Connecticut.
Connecticut national banks located
in the socalled “farming districts"_
have been warned to beware of u dar-
ing scheme predicted by wild-cut spec"
uintors. Who are organizing a chain of:
country banks to prosecute nilcgcd‘
illegal operations on a scope far wider
and more during in character than
that conceived by any of the big spec
plating financiers. The scheme has.
just been exposed by the national bank:
examiners of the New York district.
The backers of the scheme are said to
be a band of Well known speculative
financiers of New York. some of whom
are likely to find themselves behind‘
the bars unless they promptly cessc
their operatiops. examiners any.
These men. it is said. recently ac»
quired a number of national banks in
the smaller cities and towns of the.
states of New York. Pennsylvania.
New Jersey and Delaware. and are
planning a chain of stnaller institu-
tions for the purpose of getting hold
of what they term "tanner mency" to
promote their wild cat ventmee.
The «home Is not a brand new one
and was tried some years ago to tilt"
Wet-it, u Hartford bunker told a liar:
lord l’osl man. The government
sleutlis got wind of the plan so early
that the promotion fell through. so‘
far as known. the present promoters
have not tried to gather up any Gen;
nectlcut country hanks. but they would
if they could. and the national bank
thatuluers are now sending out warn-
ings to every national bank in the
country districts. telling of the opera-
tions of the build of speculators.
in addition to acquiring control of
the banks in the rural districts the
schemors have put in practice in some
cases a plan to make every dollar
which they can get into their bands
do the work of two. This they intended
to do by educating the loans made by
their institutions. it is said in other
words to manipulate iicticious values.
CONTRACTS LET FOR STATE
HIGHWAY WORK.
HARTFORD. .iuly lit-«lamest ll.
MacDonald, state highways commis-
sioner. had his office lull yesterday af-
ternoon and his hands full, too. when
sealed bids were received and passed
upon for state road work. The bid of
Peter Basic of this city wtui accepted
tor mncadam road in West Hartford
and Avon. The section comprises l7.»
still linear tent The bid was 808,551. 2h.
The melting of 7298 linear fool of
Macadam road in Formulation will be
itione va .'i‘. Benedict. of Pltislleid.
Mass. lilI price lain. fill a linear fool.
lie will construct 7.208 linear feet of
mndnoam road in Plainvliitw the price
being 91. i9 I linear feet
The town of flansiield has one sec-
tion of graded road. about 13,041 linear
feet. which was not passed upon you-
terdtly There are to be two sections
of gravel road. aggregating 4.100 linear
feet. the contract for which has lineup
H. L. M build. of New Lon-
don. will do one section for 82.900. up
is on the Williinantlc Stafford road
Diaries ‘1‘ iisrtiesmi Glastonbury. will
do the other section on the Spring Hill
i'r
Whaling u still canals in; “It
is Also Candle ‘ Malibu
(Boston Transcript.)
The launching at Essex ofa vessel
built to cruise for whales is a remind
er of the vitality sailings have even
they have sunk from their old .time
spectacular prominence. The whole.
‘Ihips of New Bedford are no longer
found in every sea as in the are be-
fore petroleum. but a serviceable fleet
that searches tor spermaoetl and.
whsiebone still has that city for its“
hailing port. Some of these vessels
pay very handsome returns to their
owners and crews and New Bedford'
has an interest in the window; that
make Sanlw‘ranciso their base of op-.
SPEND".
Steam has been applied to the busi-
ness carried on in the Pacific‘ Arctic
waters, but on the old whaling grounds
sailing vessels are free from the heme
of many whalemen who find the call:
in; proiitnblc, even if they do not push
their voyages so far its the old more
who flew the house flags film a in
New liedforti' s annals. Nantucket‘s
gl0ly depulted long ago. Whales
come to Nantucket, but Nantucket no
longer goes after whales.
New Redford is now a great mill
city and promises to be still greater.
but all its people have not lost their
hankering for the sea. Tile ”old suyw
lug. "A stove boat or a dead whale."
New Bedford's equivalent for "Victory
or Westminster Abbey." has still its
charm, even if the number of them.“ to
whom It appeals is small compared
with the time when the “harpooner”
was the local hero.
Whale oil still has its uses and
whalebone commands prices that
makes the search for it well worth
the capital invested. Once a calling
has answered a great. demand it sui-
doul utterly disappears from human
activities. When new inventions su-
“ iloi'scile its first great utility modern
the
coinmcrt-c turns its nliontion to
by-pro.
Opporuultlcs presented by
’ duels.
Thus we find tbul iiit‘ culltllc busit
nous despite the progress of keroucnc.
gas and electricity as lllutulnauts is
an industry that very profitably re-
finish to vanish, illougb fallen from
its highest estate. There is a demand
for candies that is‘nosilwlir and there
is another which is t-trollmnlr. 'I‘licru
‘ are persons who regard burning can.
dies as vi‘i’y ornnmcuiul and time Mr
. others who llntl burning ruutllcs wry
useful.
in utility parts of Europe the candle
business business is curried on by
large establishments with abundant
capital. in (lrcal Britain illt‘l”l‘. was
quite recently at least what we should
call u candle trust that yielded good
returns. Anybody who lmn'soyournctl
in a very rural English inn will not
need in be told whence ctuncs some of
fur demands for candles.
Similarly. though modern trolls-
porlntion agencies have stolen away
the glories of the singc coach with its
galloping spans. it can still be found
in commission by those. who seek it, it
runs in the. White Mountains regions.
in Maine and in soullnvrsicru Musso-
chusetts. in the south and west it is
known andhcspoctcd. lit-i inlosl coul-
inert-Isl competitor is the rural free
delivery, und as this expands and roll»
routlti find it way of profitably llt‘igilll'
utlng mountain passes and topping ft"
pious whose resources are vastly
greater than their population the stage
couch must yit-ld what place it still
has. bu the process will he so slow
that the. lover of the inronvculcuily
pioturcsqutw may count for years to
come. on the chance of Ilffli‘t’illifl the
vehicle.
AN iNVlTATiON To WOMEN.
The Lydia l-I. l‘inkhsm Medicinew
Company of l..v.nn Muss. (OriIIilII) in-
vite any woman intrrcsied to tall at
their laboratory at Lynn. Mass. and
are rm illwrstlf IIII‘ care which is illk~
on with the vast t‘orrttslmndoncu ro—
rtwivotl from ”W women of this coun-
iry. No iiwilrr or testimonial base evrl‘
been made public without the written
wish or illusion of ”it“ who: No roll
minnow has ever been violalt-d, and
new-r in their history have they sold
or disposed of uily of their letters froth
women. it is for those reasons ihui
thousands of suffering American wont-
en every your furl frce to write Mrs.
I'initiinm for her valuable advice.
which is always given (too of chat-ac.
Maw... m... .—
a...”
The bolt-:0 blouse coat is especially
ddsptctl in the ilguru of the young girl,
ut few Wfiillt‘li can won: it broom.
ngl.
saw-m»... a»
CureITheOL
The worst titanic
standing. I3
baptist
Resign oil
“coveted by In Old its lmadiiurgeo.
maintain“ of hair long
till
piers
0
mad for 1176 a linear foot. Ml Drug lot tivel rein dinette ii
(inhumane Trumbull. of Litcbiisld. itlafil Ingmar“ aim 100h ,
got the contract for taco feel oi“ TWP; "a gates».
in; in Warren. the price belugwmrdogrri I..." .33.;- 3',”
n.
”Titer also {at tile cosh-act for
our feet 0 railed road in button. the
price blind! 9.5904
The contract for 10.750 feet of niacin
data read in the tons of Winchester
was not awarded.
MW“30
swift object
seriously. decent your
so being seen mother
lie-wit no. What worries her
when we are not see. you new."
4
you
01-
' ’ uncut
Bald on. Middleton's. N. tn: Miss
Midwife fight 1'. Bean. flatten: W. (i
Bursting iioiitiiten. i.. W. Raynor,
. day/vile. .h 0 is. addict. W. a
tiered skirts are already taking the
place of the plalted ones. even the very,
newest se tarsie linen skirts being cut
with hurt 9; cores and few of them.
.«l—‘m.
Quito I. vogue has sprung up for the
striped bucks, the smooth satin dam
ask ribbon like lines forming a smart
contrast to the notably surface of the
fine buck.
m
(‘loth of gold is an ideal fabric for
seats because it tides net crush 01'
wrinkle eas’lly. and when it does get
wrinkled from. say a long motor ride
it quickly resumes its original appear-
ance after it has hung a few moments.
Some of the traveling costs with
hoods are so made that the hood can
be removed when desired it is held
in its place on the cent by closely-set
hooks and eyes that are hidden by the
turnover collar of the coat.
Some. very charming wash silk braids
are being used in the bathing suits this
season. which greatly increase their
attractiveness, especially of those de-
veloped in Russian blouse style.
The little silk tie Is often worn with
one-plum dresses of somewhat dressy
character, outlnlng the lower edge of
yoke before being knotted at the bust.
Some girls have noticed a tendency
in frocks made with front panel to dip
up in front; this can be obviated by
getting the panel effect in the over-
aklrt and running the panel only to
the bust line where it is slightly
catlgbt to place.
Little bloomer suits fer play on the
beach areiv considered as appropriate
for girls as for boys.
Artificial silk flowers of ribbon
flowers. developed in the. color of the
figures of the gown material are of.
fertlveiy employed for thc gil‘diCAiIflB
log on summer goons.
-m
Thc shape and size of the neck opt-n
log me about as varied as thtw ionic
and the effects obtained by juxtapo
sliinn of lace chiffon. satin and cm-
innitlcllos are almost unlvcr'sully
charming, difficult though it would
seem 9
Au allover embroidered butistc tom-
blncd with plain llltkt‘d bullets in fur
ihcr cuhuucod by the deep rhcmlscits.
which is of another, more elaborately
embroidered bntlnic. Yet the filinlnc-ss
of thc whole go‘wn ls minincd by the
sill or quuliiy of the material li'm‘
ployetl. ' . it
.\n unusual touch is given a Paisley
tblfi‘un flock in whirl: a great deal of
ml is used as trimming by llu narrow
frlii of plulluti vtwllou ili‘i litui finishes
(Ili‘ neck.
Sotitncho-cnibroltiorcti llut'n bands
thnrlnlnglt trim u gnun of natural ml
or bungee. The linen is meant and thc
smttuche rod. -
....____
ant is n gift; it is, likewise a grace
its a gift it mny or may not hurt- full-
on to our slum»: van a grave or arc
bound either to boast-so It or in “WWII“
ii.«-(‘liriiiiinu Rossetti.
While nobody should borrow trott-
iilo by looking forwui'tl lo iiiiicss “‘Iliii‘
away for the summer, it in worse than
l‘nollinrdy in go away off into the moun-
tains or rump or shore without certain
simple rcmctllcs for rule burns and
common nilmcnls. eapcrinlh "there
are children in the pilitl
THE WINO AND OUR NERVEB.
Lg...—
Effscts Upon Us of WWII From the
East. West and Northwest.
((‘hlrunn Tribune)
The cast winds hug the earth more
closely and rather moisture, dust anti
blictciiu. They are told lillfl liumltl.
altogether torturing on ent-rvnllng lu-
iint-noe on human and animal life, and
rendering it aunt-optiblo to Iiil‘ tliaunsc
genus, which the winds carry and
tlissomlnnic. -
The cool. uurc northwest wlutia
conic from n rcglou ul‘ dry. highly
olrtlriflcti uii whom onouo exists in
:“i0lll!‘fllflii\'l'l,\' lingo :uuntilits. 'I‘ltoy
nto inv.lltornting Tho l‘ralncuotk of
norms in the human being is likrn
drilrntc tittirlrul apparatus. the
nrrven being the wires and tho bruit)
and ganglia receiving and diulrlbut~
lag tentera.
iiivury outw knows that a telephone
‘worku brilct on it clear dry day than
on n Wi‘i.lllll1{gy one. The moist niw
mohphcro b'smwus vitality The noer
wlrta grow lluccld and horny The
museum N be:- mne confound. ilcnco low
spirits. tntwlttncltoliu. distottcti menial
outlook fnultt assimilation and dis
ease
The fimmltlio efforts flow from the
northwest winds The west nnd
northwrsl winds keep the mucous
, limo. Mfg. (‘0.
illumination or the body in good work-
ing onion. “lilo routing of moisture
. which in slums present with the east
Iwinds tllsnmmurrs Absence of any
wind it Iiiillt continued has a bad oft
trust on the human body and mind. ‘
A llt'fill‘illiti‘ii calm .mesus luck of-
ventilation on a great scale. The:
winds iltirtc in this in normal propot‘w
lions the panes which compose tho,w
atmosphere. and in this way they are
conducive to health up to a certain
point. licyontl about twenty miles
an hour iholt induction begins to hot
tinfhtiora‘blc.
W
HOTEL AHHIVALU.‘
nfllhflkemowfl. 0. isoushlln. New
Haven. M. u. Holmes. Betitord iI‘slls;
0‘. 13. Wheeler New Haven; 0'. i). how
‘31:. city: 8 broodstelh lirldgesort
a. Hurllilltt.1.t.R Hurlbult. wu‘
tan: if.“ Hall. New Haven: Theo
outings iii'ot M. P. Bullock“! 00min
.(‘ouuor. city; W. ti. Catlin.
19.}. Patterson. iii. Lav/son. New York;
Vbtlerloin. Philadelphia: this A.
ecuth Norwaik People Are Given Con,
vinalng proof.
No better test of any articlecan be
made then the test of time and this is
£11 articularly true of a kidney medlclno.
oan's Kidney .Plils have sloop this
lost and stood it well. What better
proof of the merits of this remedy
could you demand. than the statement
of a South Norwalk resident who has
been cured and has stayed cured?
Read the following:
B. I). Kslly,18 Wood st" South Nor-
walk 09ml... says:: “i have had no
occasion to use Dean's Kidney Pills
lately. as the cure they effected in
my case in 1906 has been permanent.
l sil'rfered for nearly a year and a half
from a lame back and often when l
was in a stooped position. a sharp
pain darted through my kidneys. At
such times it was all i could do to
straighten. The least cold i caught or
any excitement. had a bad effect on
my kidneys and made my trouble
much worse. I often become dizzy
and my sight was badly blurred at
times. Dean's Kidney Pills. ivitich l
procured at Mrs. Plaistcd's Drug
Store. soot: rid the of these disagree-
able symptoms of kidney trouble. 1
have recommended this remedy since
then at every opportunity."
For saltw by all drillers. Brice 50
cents. r‘oeter-Mliburn 00.. Buffalo.
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nnmo—-Doan' swam!
take no other
FAIRFIELD COUNTY CASES 'I’O
STAND.
aupreme Court Hands Down No Error
Decisions in Seven.
NEW HAVEN. .luly l:i.- The su-
prclnc court in session here. yesterday
handed down the following r‘nlrflt-ld
county decisions:
(‘llurlon ll. Mcl‘nuu vs. Peter Mc-
tinlre. No error. (‘hlcf Justice Mail.
State vs. '1‘. F. tint-is. No error.
Chief Justice llsil.
Thomas lluntion vs. lilrbard Dun~
don. Nut’ll'l'ilr. Jurist-Robinson. i
(.‘uscy and Hurley vs. Mrit‘arlflnc
No crmr. Judge Rors-
buck.
Max Marnhow vs.
Sons of al.
soil.
A. Elwood and
No error. .lutlge Robin-
.lolin hit-Mullen el al. vs. town of
Strulford cl al. No error. Judge
llorabnclt.
State vs. ii. i). Lauytin. No error.
Judge 'l‘ilnycr. .
«4. .A......._.... u- m——._.—.“ .__.-
Excursions to Huntington and
Valley Grove
SUMMER TIME TABLE
0n and After MONDAY. JUNE 20,1910
The New and Commodlous
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Wm. c. Young
Will run as follows:
Leave Huntington for Norwaik Mon-
days and Fridays at 6:05 a. m.. and
2: 25 p.m .
Leave Not-walk for Huntington Mon-
days and Fridays at a: 45 a. m., and
5: 30 p. m.
EXCURSION TlCKETS. 50c.
SlNGLE FARE. 40c.
Children 5 to 12 years, Excursion 35c;
Single Fare 25c.
Parties of ten or more can make u ur-
rnngcmcnls with the Captain to stop
at Valley ‘irove.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
m
in Effect Juno 5. 19m.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-——l2:hiix. fizlliix, bulls. 0:08.
6:57. 7:20. ms. lizlh‘x. hrblx, 0:ibx.
0:37. 10:20x. 1024M. 11:90:.
P 30.2“] trim. 1 0H,}. ”Jill. 3:17.
I' (III! II. My ti: Mix. 6:40. 15.51”. 716$.
Izozix, 0: 40;. 10.30.
concave.
A. M. ~12: 53x. 5: 00x. 5. '41: ii: 54.
”1:20):
I’ . 121303;. 2:341. 2:50; 6:35.
5250!.71001, 7:00. 7:533. 8:211. 0:42x.
10:28.
NIW YORK 'ro IOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-~12:l4x. 4:49. ii:4lo.ti:4fl. 7:401.
8: 05:. 0 Oils. 0: l0: 9: 00x. 0: 40a. 10: 00,
11:00:. it: 03
P. M.- 12: 02!. 1:10. lzhox. 2:571.
8:80x. 3:05. hills, 4:32. lirlliiit. 0:08.
hiilii. 01013:. 0:0“. 8:0llx. 0200):, 0:30.
ll:00x. 11:00.12200a.
Bunsen.
A. M.:-~i2001. 0:00. 7:210. 8:003.
0: 03a. 9: 40:.
ll. M-~1"04102x. mills. 5:04.
(bills, 7: Wind :iliht. 11:00:.
W
DOUTH NOchLK TO NIW HA-
A. shimmy, may. 0:”.
that. 10:i0x. 10:20:. 10:07x.
'i 27
10: 00:.
P. “7“‘121071, ] "0. ii: 0”il. ii: iii.
:26. 0:12. “Jilin. 0:43 7 103. 0: 00):,
ii: ids. 10:00:. 11' iii.
Malays.
’ ”:47.
A. M.:~—12 10h. lzlilx. 7:43. Dill,
10:1,.101: 10: Mix
kiwi: 10x. 6:101. 6:46. 7:10x.
8: 24h. 9:931.
m
' DANIURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
Nahum-us was 7:85.000 8130.10.03
ii iii-mi. nut, tilidit.8.llil.
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HIM; 3. Prestdil. New 0th
auspices. lino-rt “court.
1 by appointment only.
a intuit rials-tans.
Pictures of I Olour Open say Wlil
Soon as in Great Demand.
(Richard LI Guillotine in ‘Bmsrt Set.)
it would be idle to deny what a cal:
amlty the alt-ship will be to the pain-
ter. No one will ever be able to paint
again the solemn glory of the sunset
or the onchautedloneliness of the
morning sky.
heavens will come a grimy train of
Standard Oil freight ships, or. some
noisy supper party will go by blowing
ho: us and singing music hall dlties
indeed pictures of the sky before the
day of alrshlps will become rare and
curious things. to he looked on with
wonder. and enterprising painters
might do worse then lay in a steel: of
pictures against the evil day. They
will surely be of great value in the
course of a very few years.
Of course. it in‘ensy to see that the
airship will havelts own pictorial pos-
sibilities which no doubt will result
in some delightfully bizarre art. as the
barges and Warehouses of the Thames
turned to favor and to prottincss un-
der the magic of Whistler; but such
whimsical sectional art will' hardly ‘
compensate us for the loss of the sky, 1
hardly console us for the ins or the
silver mystery of the rising moon. j
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Artificial Teeth
are oftentimes worstw than none. but
such should not be the case. There is
no reason why you should wear an ill-
illtlng plate. which irritates your
mouth, causing it to become sore. or
one that continually dmpn when cut-
ing or speaking. l’inius made in my
ulilco are most natural and [mi‘lecl
reproductions of the teeth Nature gives
~vlu fit. action and appearance—that
is musible for expert skill and the
finest mechanical equipment to make.
They are constructed and adjusted
skillfully. and with consideration of
the natural expression of the face.
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indestructible Cylinder liocords, 35c.
: renting ratatoumg; .
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If you have n roll. rouhb Notched.
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vindicate. '
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arms and hands.
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These are the local A. D. B. drdgglsts:
Allen, the drought.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
Qultiner a Cinty, Props.
A fashionable painter, noted for his
prolific output. was discussing. at a.
studio tea in New York. a recent scan.
do] in the picture trade.
“Look here. old man." said G. lnnls
Kerr, the etclter. "do you point all your
own pictures?"
“i do,” the other answered, hotly,
”and with my own hands, too."
“And what do you pay.your hands?"
Mr, Kerr inquired. “l'm thinking of
starting an art factory myself.”—
Washington Star.
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