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Evening, Two Comp
CAST
The Judge ........................................ Mr. C. Warren
The Girl .................. . .......... . ......... Miss June Evans
The liutler ........................ ......... Mr. ll. McKcusy.
The Policeman ....................................... .l. 0. Mock
The Burglur ........... . ......... . ................. Frank Laruo
Ca.
in the Chen Act Drama
Joyce &
st u... s. Bud‘es
PhasaN'i'INo "Milli nus» oomsov curt. r
“The Prim Miss Perkins”
Iy‘ Fred J. loaman
Donneily
in Songs, Dancing and
Character Changes
Hayes & .Alpoint
. in Hans Nix’s Baby
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5 and 10c
Jowatt Piano. by blatant 4 Sons 00.. mod lacinaivaiy
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THE NEW SUMMER DRINK "
Bunker-Smock
AT SODA
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FOUNTAINS
Delicious, Pure
and Refreshing
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DON'T KlLL SNAKES AND TOADB.
The Frenth tow" uuthorities post
village bulletin boards, for public in-
Iitructton. One of these roads "lit-ditc-
hog; live upon mice, snnlln, (“ll wire
wormswdo not kill II lli‘llttt‘liiig. ’i‘onds
help agricultura. killing twenty III thir-
ty insects cvcry liOlif‘" do not hill is
loud. Cockrhufcr: dcndly enemy to the
turmcr; toys one hundred en's III a
timomklli the corkchnt‘m'.” i would
lil.‘ I good MN! for our own govern-
ment to post bulletins ol’ thiII port. in-
nluud of printing‘sn Innuy for circula-
Ilou. ,
in tho nouth most of the tinnitus are
of grout value, and thIIt is relatively
true everywhere. The blue rucer, a
handsome fellow, in estimated to be
worth ton dollar» a your to destroy
mice and gopher». The hull tInuke
sud sorter unsko destroy insects and
rodents, without themselves hurting
the gurdcn. in my Clinton around we
have so long protected the little use
tor snuko that ho nuns himself on the
othnpout pllcu without touring no at all.
Why not? Why curry a spite, become
a serpent Is IIIIId to have tempted live?
Was it not It fnir match? i’oiunnous
silaltoa arc fitilit‘ly no rare In those
lliM talk-«ill. 1). Powell in Outing.
~.WJ-A.
THE REAL HEROICS.
.I. hon Hover smote is bloomin' lyre,“
And stirred old Greece with words of
tire.
tic had. we‘re sorry to relate.
No scores of ball games to narrate:
For, gods and Cyclops, these are tame
beside a pennant-winning game.
d
And Shakesponro. Englnnd'u crnoit old
bull.
Who worked his muse so bloody hfIrIl
0n Romeo and Juliet,»
ills write up, i um hero to but.
(if Sunday’s Itstnc, had he been there,
Would simply lift the rcudcr'u lIIIir.
Or Poo, who thouth his cllmux fit
liononth tho pendulum in the pit-«-
Would he hud soon that nwful clout.
With lInacs full sud two men out,
And dIoppeti his pile and been well
pooled
On that throw in from center field.
For those are things that stir men‘s
aIIlIlII
And make the ghosts and gisnts’ roles
Appear us folly only iii.
For children when the is
(live me the ninth roun
ibutw-r-
And let my favorite come to hat.
I is ill
wtiod III
otter nights of_ restful at
ll ”it Irwin
,_ tint
can do tor you:Wm
wyour booshwili
, Your totem? purer and
, M It WM
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Good Healtll Is the Target
oi your sim-a-or should bs~snd that in impedance (lot and imp
hood batik sod you can work with hops-Mind life worth living-arise
} lure energy and ambitionwknow
Your food "MMW
hays found lint Beretta!“ ,
or in poor condition. see also
right and nourish balm
dim
l' nervous system
willful. slots abound. Your
and you
was mndc.
‘ or not ido not know.
.322... Lo nos BAND
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JUDGE BANKS” STATEMENT
Does Not Know and flavor Heard of
E. R. Nichols Before.
in no interview with s representa-
Ilvc of the Bridgeport Telegram last
evening .luduc Elmore S. llanks. of
it‘siI-iicld. made It clarifying statement
rogurdiux the purported odors of brib-
cry IiuIt llRll‘lDWfl inltmutcd about Is
detonate from l).oston who it is said.
would “no for hint. but wanted money
for it. When shown “to IIiiitiaVlI of
Robert W. Marsh. of Huston. of it. it.
Nichols. of that town. and of the dc-
IIIIIIId of the four delegates from Enston
for the name of the delegate who made
It proposition to sell his vote to him.
.ludgc llanks sold:
“in regard to E ii. Nichols, who has
made an uifidavlt printed In on otter
noon pnpcr. i never heard of him un
til resdiuit his nilidurit and do not now
know that any such pcrson iii in exist
tench l noveI said tlfut a delegate from
Enston was Iopctled to tune asked for
money Now a stnteutont to this effect
npponred in II Bridgeport paper. The
only conversation l have had with a
root-toll from that paper was s few
words over the telephone. l did say
to him. howovor. own the telephone.
that II i‘nlrilI-lti friIIId iIIIIl IeIIortI-d III‘
me that one of tho delegates was.
ready to mum» our to our side but
desired a sum loss than 3200 for so
doing. I did not any who the doiegutc‘
was or what town he reprcucuiod. i
do not want to name him now. for the
reason that the report may be untrue
and if so to name him would be It grave
injustice. in lustlro to Mr, March, of
fission. i will say. however, that buds
not the dolomite IIlIbIII whom the. report
"Whether tho statement made con
coming the delegate in question is true
i only know that
s mun l hellq‘v o to be truthful reported
to me that tic detonate in question
could be had i did not communicate
with him directly or indirectly and. in
fact Idid not communicate with any
dulcnntc except the itsirllcid doloaatcs
after the Westport caucus"
TO‘ADBTOOLO FOR MUIHROOMI.
Nsw Havsn Paopia in Hospital Result-
Iug From Mistaks.
new HAVEN.” Debt. 2l.- «Miatoking
tondstoois for mushrooms. ittI-s. Fran-
ces ..IIIrntslla snd iisivnhIrc Bai-
vldluo. of 8' humour Mace. were
brought to the New Haven hospital in
a soriuuu condition hint hi hi about
10130 as a result of their at upon
the supposed delicacies. in View of the
fuel, I. prompt treatment was roo-
noted the couple. it is probable that the
two will pull through the sickness.
'i'hc tcsdtlioois were picked by one
James ihlrisl a neighbor of the two.
early In tho oftsrnoon on gun the
moss in Mrs Cintnbrtmillo, but
rocsntty been marrisd. and trims but
is years old.
, tins cooked the mpg-0t dalioaolos.
all the ttina thinking hsy woos mush
rennin; it was shout it: so that {norm
Evening, ill and 15c
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THE Illusomr.
"ruin are chasing horsefhieies with
qut'erIInI'II in Kaunas now. '——Nows
ilcuI.
(‘ornc crank your shift onto and jump
to the wheel
We new! all the strength of its quivct
ing stool mm
For fortI filo homes are gone in the
night,
And III- mum civc chose to the rob
born in flight,
if forty tho horses are
none
A motor of sixty should catch them
by down.
And we'll run down the
they llllnp RWI)’
Anti IIIIlmt illf‘lli up high as they do
in a plat
At ross Ihc prny r-IIro roe"
nutty bound. ,
With wheels that from scarcely to him
on the group
Thus apnrkI-r III working with perfott
eclnt,
'i‘hc piston is doing much hotter than
i Int
Tht‘~~liili'. llil‘l‘i" a cloud in the dis-
tance. and see!
stolcn and
thieves as
we buoy-
,Tltefli'ohbcrs III-c scattering lacks” as
they flro‘
'Swinx off from the path inks a chance
III the route.
The Ivan than she rlrnrod it it some-
thing immense!
And now we till‘ Ilosc on the tmll~~
lI-t 'cr It“!
They‘re riding their boat,
bout is too niow.
‘tcud to your driving, l'il shoot
whcn i must
linlll’ ’l‘lIcII II «Inc robber sho‘p bit
ion the dust
Burr’oundcd in union they give up of
not.
The horses are stunt. and the robbers
hound fIIIIi,
And the manager says he is sure it
will no
III the finest of iiirna st II vaudeville
show' thlclt
‘ ”'T‘M'“
ilufor uultelI tho man without print
‘oiplfif generally takes a great Interest
n II.
but their
You
column;
Evsuns "Cured
itha worst cases. no milk of how long
dsudleg. are .2..quer M by
D r . Po r t d I“.
Antitqsflc ‘
H o a I m t 0' I I
\ soothing antiseptic discovered by so
)idltsllromlSurgqoo Iron. Alldruui'biarel
and money it it tsihto curs. 8h. bitch”
gm Hsdtrlsa It»,
6“ Iln ‘1 “must. as
litiw 'I'l'l
consumln‘stns supposed delicacies, the .. u I..."
could! wars .tslioti violently ill with
stomach trouble. “rue stains» grow
“we. and they wore tourist to tho
mum hospitst. Idlers than can
titties was rsportsd Its serious last
night.
I A woman comes to thinking her
husband, is altoctionata when its oats
his hrssittsot without souther- widow
York floss.
I. «was» .mm
f
j and was
having children In the so out.
. yer‘s speech.
l
llilli lilifll’llisilll
Evidence Minot W. 8. flow-
bridge iisarti by committee
on ilII‘Atitllln‘l'sksn
AI Ills Douro 1% II bosom conclu-
too. Houdini n iht charges were heard
‘ ssetnsl W. B Trowhridsao‘ timber in
the Filth District, the Burinsdsio sec
ties of the town. The. «ligating, bow-
ovor, was hold at the town clerks of
lice. in Dorian.
A petition chant to: their-Isis
tth incompetency n'oircu
stod tunes "the voters“ or thon district
s‘Itned by a lot number
The
voters who went to the meeting were
ronrmntod by Russell Porter Clark
as their attorney.
The meeting opened about 8:16, and
Attorney Qlurk waa introduced by
Patrick Faltey as counsel for the vot-
ore Mr. Clark was scarcely able to
say II word before he won informed
by the I-hstrman. Henry Baker. that
the committee did not wish to spend
all the evening listening to a law-
and that the charges
were not thought to be so serious
’ that the voters need employ II lawyer.
, in spite of, the declination of the
chairman to listen. the attorney out-
lined the position of the voters.
"if the committee." said Mr. Clark.
‘ . “has contracted with the teacher, Mr.
mebrldge for the school year. it will
tskc more facts, more evidence than
already presented. to justify diachsra
in: him. so that lhe totirn will not lay
itself liable. No specific charge
ought to he brought saslnst
him until he has been notified of such
charge. and has had time to employ
connect."
The committee lit this point, through
W. C Perry plesded lgnornnce as to
what Attorney Clark was dIivtnI; III
Before he could get settled in auswor
ho was interrupted by «William it. Or-
chsrd of the committee. who inquired
whether Mr. 'i‘rowbridnc‘s mental cu-
pncity or moral cilnrucler was nl~
tacked, lie was assured that a little
of each Worn about to be assailed.
Mrs. Patrick Fshey stated that Mr.
Trowhrldgc used bad language to the
children. sneered III them, called them
objectionable nicknames. and showed
. favoritism to II marked degree; that.
ieschcrs
in
because of incompetent
which had followed one another
“ the school. she had three half~cducu-
ted boys. She pleaded hard for the
committee to supply a teacher who
could prepare their children properly
for High School. (lilsirman linker
Tron-bridge teaching in the Fifth [its
trlrt when they come into power, nnd
they thought him to be all right. lfc
was interrupted by W. ll. Orchard.
who was there with the goods. saying
’i‘rowhridgo won a duo dilciplinurinn
and s good teacher. he believed.
As another also of alleged incompe-
tency, it was pointed out by sort-rill
rotors that when they look their chil-
dren out, of the school, and sent them
to other schools, preferably n Stum-
ford school. they were, with no excep»
lion, graded back two or three grades.
and showed ihcn. in some cases. a
very poor knowledge of the lower-
orndo work yet they were supposed
to have pnssed the some. and ultlmnto
ly to emerge from tho end of the
eighth arsdc II tuii~flcdsctl entrant to
Stamford High school.
While this was going on. an arm
Incut uroac over the term "lurotnpc
Ioncy."rvhlch ended in a member of
the committee giving his version after
Attorney Clark declined the offer to
lift the terrible burden from their
minds. us any act which would in any
way be a detriment to his mental on.
purity or moral character.
The commutes were evidently not
used to sitting in a Judicial capacity.
having been used to work of s legisla-
UI‘I‘ variety, and several times it was
evident that several members lost
their olicial dignity which goes with
a judicial position.
At a secret session the commit-
tee bud Mr. 'l‘rowbridge in the select-
rucn'a oliice for a time. and gave the
Voters the l Iroaslon but it had been
practically ed hofoo the meeting
started. A remark of the chairman.
in regard 'to the ltallans getting their
schooling free. was greeted with
laughter after the meeting won over.
As a side issue, the mother of a
boy who, it is allotted was treated
improperly last spring by Mr Trow-
bridge. asked permission to confront
him with It question. The request
was granted Mr Trowbridgo was
asked what urlsvtiuco ho had against
this boy that he should throw dirty
rsgs in his face. call him names and
otherwise abuse him.
A lonoral cross-examination follow-
od between mother and Mr. 'f’row-
brtdsonrhe latter tlnally admitting ho
had no grievance. said be but told
the boy so. '
Chairman Batter became warm at
this time. and brought tbs proceed-
ings to II close. by retiring with his
committee to tho soiartmon II cities for
deliberation and Iakina Mr
mum in consultation for about half
an hour.
The town achool committee foil that
it could not give an immediate doci-
tion and tutti tho mutter on the table
The decision is awaited with no little
interest. ‘
M.
, cop osLava rtvmo.
-l /
tom-mm aviators wm Await Favor-
. ' atria Walthar.
stile. ilwltssrlsno sect 21.-Al~
said the committee had found Mr. 4
r0?!“ ,
A “drown: them A W V
TheD. M
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One 6~i
price $30. 00,
. for
mac, champagne and black.
i 27 inches wide. 39 cts.
through line winter.
;
lluuncc.
ATTENTION TO OUR LINE WE
ON COME OF THEM.
A hrlahtwyod wold man boarded the
train at tit Patti bound for Basins.
As the conductor pit through the
car the old man stopped him and asked
lI‘ow far it was from lit Paul to Seat-
t a
‘ “Sixteen hundred snIl twenty miles"
tho oiliolsi answered ourtly ..
7 The next. thus the conductor came
along the old man stopped him again
and asked him how fsr It who from
Emilio to St. Ml.
#0 ball I: isar author was reported
the other ids of the Alps today.
“in“ made high flying impossible'
7 Chives. the Peruvian. nus
, . sun the American aviator.
‘ they will wait favorable
sushi attempting the
over the fallopian Pass
MW
It built is still mowhst nos
,but the buying of new loco
lull
has. this tattoo another spurt. so
bsTsolus business In slant.
TOW“.
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"hiss .my man." said the con-
uotor mpousiy "it's saloon nun-
t'od Ind twat thy lotion from It. Paul
to Mills. and i'li sixteen hundred and
twenty miles h'om Basilio to at Paul
do II understood?"
sills W.‘" sold the little dish moth
daily. "1 don’t now. You saa. it's
only seven days trout Christmas to
blow Year's, but It’s a loss than from
New Year’s to Obrtsnuss."~,liouaton
Post.
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Witst maltose girl to sttractivs to o
man is probably sits wouldn't be if be
m any some about such things.
SterlingSilver Mesh Bags
Wiltll‘ClI‘onged Prices
There are but a idw of them, but they are very beauti—
ful and the rct net-ions are tempting
frame Sterlin Silver Bag, a very practical
size, exquisitely fine mesh wit] an elaborately engraved top,
and long linked chain for carrying. Former price, $50. 00,
for $39 50.
One 5%dnch frame Sterling Silver Bag. very dainty.
with plain polished mounting and linked chain. The bottom
of the bag Is ornamented with tiny silver bails
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for $25.00 ,
One 5-inch Sterling Silver Bag, Very fine mesh, with
heavy filligree clasp of intricate work, former price $39. 00,
for 830 0.00.
Four and a half inch. oval topped Starling Silver Bag.
heavy filigree clasp of intricate work, former price $39.,oo
for $15.00.
Sterling Silver Mesh Purge. former price $I 5.00,
.75.
\t the Jewelry Section
A Novel and Attractive Cotton
for PettictIats
Mercerized Repp Moire, and a decided novelty. It looks
like II heavy silk moire {Hill is in beautiful colorings,
pink,
Very suitable {or foundation
skirts over which to drape chiifons and for pctticoats.
Wash Goods Section.
There are Novelties in Cotton Waistings which are very
nttrnctivc to the Woman who likes to wear cotton wnsllables
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The Silk Petticoats with Jersey tops are among the
coltlfortahle things this tat-asap.
top that fits perfectly and in elastic enough to give with ev-
cry motion of the nearer, is bundled with a graceful taffeta
A closely clinging petticoat
The D. M. ReadrCo.
THDRSDAY BARGAINS
Ladies’ and Children’ s
SWEATERS
THE COOLER WEATHER BUGOESTS A SWEATER.
TO ATTRACT
ARE MAKING SPECIAL PRICES
SEE WEST WINDOW
t. So. Norwalk
This trpvolar
inquired at the only hoist in the little
Iit was a cold Iii
town it he could bat for the
night. but. was informed that. it .was
liIli up.
“But you must give me summon” of
accommodation." said the streams
“slowly you don't wast no to sloop
under the' starry but utility ahlasf"
: “Wall. " said thajpropriotor tor"ths hast
woosit do in booths you a in the
persons and enrich: it of! tor you”
And so it won tin-slim
I fn‘tlia M wstobasf- of tits night the
infill! iwoh. A‘ literal“ “1|th
ohliioii him to tits hallo. find tits shoot
sans hail boon hill as a partition
Ilsa blowing mot-rt yu it tho brown.
‘s trsvalsr roso ind abortion tor tho
i ndiimi
{was}: II III" stoma II voice trots
m.
“Piss“ " sold his “raster. “Milli.
“may i lists a paper of pins to loot:
my bedroom door with?“ ‘ x ,
The world has "a insets for favoring
thou whom lotions. favors
Norwalk Chronicler