Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 15, 1911 · page 4

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interest
to
Women

, Bonplatied edects continue to grow

in popularity. Among their intent ox—l

medicine is the hair bandeau of box-E

platted liberty held flat in the middle
by a narrow band of ribbon.

 

 

», it is one of the fads of the Parisinn'

E’ moon to wear gloves lined with the“
bright shade introduced in pipings or
(doings.

 

Anion pockets set on underneath in
Shad of on the outside are just as,
useful and do not catch on door knobs
01‘ other pmjeillng points.

 

The strong ironies with which many

» hood. bulge of good make are furnished,

together with the durable quality of

the leather secures a practically ino‘

, destructiblc article. The purchaser has

only to select a shape that Is neither 6

' conspicuous nor extreme and she bids

fair to remain the owner of a good

hand. bag for the remainder of her
whopping days.

Black velvet. caught in a bow at the
top of a. green silk parade], is carried
in careless loops to the edge of the
alllr, where another bow is tied, with

. nhort en'ls.

 

A lnrte ornament to no worn on the
shoulder for holding the court that in

E threw" over appears among the novel-
finfies in shell. in reality the scarf is
druwntbroug‘h the ornament first and
the other and Slipped underneath it to
,E lung utruight in front of the shoulder.

 
 

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, An odd little fnncy {or giving the
appearance of nreaicr height is to our
mount the colifurc ut the front with

~. (all loops of tulle of the some shade n5

the hair. _'l‘hese loops are afllxed to

‘ the bundcuu in front.

 

. Among new nourfs are those of plain
satin in the dark! lit with tlinl uplieuru
.In the costume, bordered with its trini-

one pill at bedtime. Brings mornw
ingrelieffrom the heudachedndiges-EW
tion, nervousness, biliousness. due to: .
potion. if your doctor approves, why not use Aycr’ s
prowl without dclc .‘

. a. o Moot... -,
. Mll-

ANTS osornov FLIES.
Why the Filipinos. nu pm of o...
Intact M

Cant. Percy L. Jenn at the Army:
Medical Corps. reports that Ilium
compuatiocly m in the Philippine
because of :n hunted oi Int which
conducted the larval o! “O ily with
avidity.

“Upon watching those out: attack tics.

lly larvae.” ‘ho InyI. “It Is interesting
to note that they do so in a way
which prov-us that they are no how
icon at the procedure. One will no
lack an extremity and apparently
bite it. and us soon In the lIrvao be
pins to coil and muko efforts to on
rape numbers of others will immedi-
. oiy lump upon it, and In the routes
of a few moments the larvae will lidE:
apparently dead

"i believe that the out lntroducoI
some venom in the not of biting.
formic acid in character. which pro
serves the larvae on food until Iucn
time as the out needs lt—-cuns it. in
other words. As soon as the siren

nice of the larvae have conned they

haul it .off tothclr nests and return
for others.
seen them curry nwuy pupne.

cure a few maggots and place them
over an not tied "
So far no in known this specioI-ol

out is not found in the Unload Button.
and indeed is not yet classified. Capt.‘

Jones hIs considered the practlcnltil»

ity of introducing It into countries;

where the exterminctlou of the fly is

destined to become an important fentwé

ore of nuitatlo . This nut in acid to
be an onergeti destroyer of bed bugs
on well as of tiles. *Milltuy Burgeonu

 

The Earliest lrlcli immigrant.

it may interest some of your (ioitlc.
, recast-alto know that certainly out,

lriahmcn accompanied Columbus on
his voyage of discovery. He in so
ubiquitous it In not nurprinlnx that he
should be found in any country or in
my climate.

in a "list of the persons who were
left by Columbus on the Spanish in-
land (Sonic Domingo) and found
killed by the Indiana when lie-ro-
turned to settle it in the year 1493”
(Nuvu'rrstei We find the name of
Guillermo Iron: natural de
en lrlnndu" It may be a question
whether “iron" wan intended for lrluh.

tiniwawaxlllinyM 8. A. Green in
Boston-Herald. .

 

Catching Big "Cato" In Mlncurl.

The (Judge River appear: to have
been raising his catfish in secret
places. for in upite of all the fishing
that hue been» done in come of Min-
sourl'u oldest oouutioa. the big. fish
are lining pulled out this cocoon in
greater numbers than for several
years

A 88 pound fish her just been tak-

 

Waning. For lnBlflMfi, suit of while
flannel trimmed with blue and white
yttrium silk is accompanied by a scarf
did the silk bordered with the blue and
“white striped silk. Sucn a star! la cu-
Guantlally a part of the costume for
which it lexdeoigned. rather than on

necessary to be worn with several.
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Two shades of'urraEy linen are (”hurt
ly’ combined in it new and fetching nu
. tornohilo coat.

”W

Did you ever cook «shops or hum iu
, “down of your and range instead of
, “on toli‘f‘ Place the meat in the pan
‘ , with 3 “little water in »lt and put in
_. thermal): it will come out tender and
. juicy with very little attention.

if you with to give a Frenchy little
1‘ no your toilet fnuton the wide friii
mi: your iii-bot uluutwluc ut the top with
one of the very long bur pins that are
now, do fashionable.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

BrIIIiuico inrululied with WIlllOll
E Mill for Ilondor ilguren, come
Who! being of Ventilated fabric which
do intended not to add greatly to the
mo. during bummer weather.

in that everybody has IuppliedEE
Iliad with very long cordellorun.

”be quite Inert. But, as the very
' ones have proved iuot it hit uwit

 

limo gowncontpuoed all the
tram horn on hluh waist lino oi

two-inch nudes, topped by a tiny
. itli

b unord'vu fold time tuuhtn

I of simple. courtrurtlun.

full dreaded nun» ability or
and valence.

haw moi lull

 

delves with bugs and rotlcuiolrE .

. “truce: forth that such cords, E' .

‘ to bundle. uorbaurncbody will E

WVQH and lucolrillod h
mined uiinlnt, and more than ,

on from tho Osage lilvor. Those big
"yellow cots” are caught clone to the
bunks on lines baited with lish no

large In a man‘s hand. The liuhinlE

parties not a dozen poise and watch
them all night. The export: hourly
always come buck with a catch. for
where iiIh grow so torso oven on.
trample is a
Star.

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lilo Ctiiil sound.
won Iic

 

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linrd

; mind
. . pains

my I ldl‘

it
cant ulna

ufight; befigEltcn

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lid I WMM nfmid

noon. I.n
.‘Why

 
 

touristic lit the Joy of livid.
can find health in Lydi‘n
"twitch hour

when the
Finch haul

Window

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in many Instances 1 home
u will;
be interesting for the render to pro’

Calnoy. ‘

but Galudy was evidently meant for;

"meua."—-KnuIII City ,

WuEsCured byLydiaE. Pink-
ham' sVegctabIe Compound

Elwood. Iiid.m“it*0nr romodlou have polar. and you take my plant. in tho
trod mo Ind I hate only token nix
bottles of Lydia ii. i’lnkhnm' Ii Vuuotui
thrcoE
mouths and could

‘1 fared nil the limo.

*' 11ml doctors liiilil I all W5" “0" "m
con id. not not well;
.i without an ope run
‘ cloud for i dohid
tho‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

flea mu to mill
M ydoi’lrnmzuiy

feel .lot Randal“ ,
one bottle of! daemon, but; mkupt ~nmEE‘E

”or
MULLER. 53 .N. Bl 8%.. Er:

.. mil your“ “Wit?"
0 l 0 Ii c
helhh‘lhrtod cytotoxic? mailing thug:

util-
r thirty fifth it has been tiui’. q.
maternally for female lilo. and
uranium: oi woman who .8"
troubled “tibia Iuohfluila

Just 5a Pot Boiler

.47"—

 

 

no

Jack ‘waI buoy up hill novel in MI
study. Elisabeth was inspecting th
larder. The result was not amour»
axing. She took up her pocketbook.
looked into that. thou sighed. Then
Ibo went Ind tapped at Jack's door.

"Oh. come in." he called. rather
impatiently. "Wall. dour. what do
you want?"

"Jack. dour. funds are low.
you write at pot~bolier‘l"

"No, i can't; it'I out of the cued-
tion. l'm JuItut favor boat in my
book. and I cnn’t stop {or such tri-

M

Can't

Elizabeth loft Ind abut the door.
emphatically, i'm afraid.

Well. she could write a. pol-holler
and would She wrote before rho
1 was married little stories thIt always
lucid. but since her warring to the

rising youns author she had kept
levery annoyance from him so he
could make the best of his tulciiis.
she must not call it I pot- boiler. and
lino-t not let anyone Inspect it was
so sordid n thing.

Snatchinx Itruy minute: throucll
the days her little ntory grew.

She called it “Threads and Putcheo.’
it was the story of a poor contouring
who at night depicted her woes and
piosIursu. her little dinrywtold when
she had worked. and what she had
been and board. litany glimpses Into
the homnlifc at many fumilicI the
little book coatuinod.

Eliubeth put some of her own
thoughts into it. i dare say.

Frequently alto thrust her pull Ind
pencil Into the drawer to run at John'l
bidding; still the Itory grew.

"Jack. dour. do leave your desk.“
she said one afternoon, “Ind lake I
wnlk; your ideas will come later
and your blood flow quicker for a good
wuilt”

”You are right, Elizabeth. I will.”

Jack Iafciy out of the way. 'thfl
Enron-commuter tool: melon at
3 her study Ind typewriter.

She had copied only About lull her
Itmy when the heard her hunbsnd'l
toutsicpn. Ind away Ibo flow. IlI‘
turns of her vinlt sons.

Another night one drove him to I
play Ind finished her typowrltinx.
‘ 'l‘lio mnmcrlpt "‘3 ml off until» an
unlimited name.

A night or twu litter the poplin!
young editor Ind lilo wife were dim
lug out Editors do not often talk
chop. but thin one. in most It the din.
not nice. was an old college churn of
Junk: In he called it he had our
board of a writer named KItlu-n
f Bancroft. . ‘
Jock Insworcd. "No. why?"
"Well, We have it little sum not
Eln by not. A pastel culled “Tim-uh
uud PItchoa.‘ it II n diary of n poor
uumosircsn. and for outpourlm of
her cool in her little book the IIII
outdone Merle iiachklrllulffl

Soon after thin com I
rherk for more than she ever M
all could come Mini n short story
mum to Eilxnbcth. Still she did mt
take Jack into her cmildoncc The
money made him very comfortably
and In hlI dinners Wore mod to tor-
xot all about the luck of mode. Ill»
both did not cord so icon” no land
her.

At lut the mansion ennui-II;
her glory come out, .lnclt bougbt‘lt to
mod "Tbroddn and l’ntcbII" In lib
wife. He Went into ruptured our it
and icon trembled on EIIIM‘I
inches; the story was pathetic. rad I.
i .luclt'c pinning manner.

. “(inciouul what I woman no
1 munt be!“ he «id. "A wanton with I
guoul wrote that!“ emphatically.

l lie read on Inc on. curried cm
1 with the bill of longing moron-d by
E the little scum-trons.

i "i never read I thing that round
. run more.” he Iixhcd II he cloud tho
3 “l wind: I know the vein-
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I
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. niaguxlno.
. In who wrote in"

"Jack. door. you do; you tho lived
with her a yuan".

"illlitnlioth, yuul"

"Yeti. dour. l jun! «mid n limo
pubhoilol‘. mun you half! time."

"liddn‘t that Why. it 1 could
write like tint? it would In worth
while".

He went over to her oliIlr. "Ellw
both. door." he urged. "lot the lioll tho

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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tItudy. You can writI."~——IARTKA
ENDICOTT EATON.

 
 
 
 

 

tom not!» About In“.

Ostrichmi lay the tumor cm at

on would have appomd small b.»
l diiyurull, which mIaIurId more that
thirty Inches in In Intuiim circumu-
ference. 'l‘bo Ilnnlioiit hirdr‘ and aim
thorn of the minute count» of noun
mine than, which lire mullet thou
the our of certain kind: of tropical
booties. But the cuckoo layI tho ro-
lnllvciy ItuIliiiIt “an. Thu hi to lay.
while the hollow one the cuckoo Iru‘.
about equal in tire the farmer‘s m
in live or inn; timer turm- than: I
lIttIr'I. The fact that tutti cricket) in
«out to conceit its out: in the uncle
of bird: which Ire quIliy much «mull-
or

 

is. The rduiivciy lurml M‘
on thy tho kiwi. Itrcug'c. «lost

on tumult bird t“
i‘thun lire Inch“ it“. though
. extreme. Mouth of tho

 
 
 

t. but the ostrich‘o ‘

Iido than extinct MIdIgIIcIr bird tho:

than their nationalist mound“ for '

 
 
 

Milt lilll lllllli lllil

Use who; Stadium Sulphur
and Your Grey Halo Will
Quickly Vanish

Gray hair is a mark of. one. and noth-
in: That cull be said on to ill! beauty
will effect the diundvuntugu of this
mark of ascent upon your brow.
Wyotb‘u Sage and Sulphur Hull
Remedy darkens the hair Ind restored
it. to its youthful beauty. Our stand-
mothern and their grandmothers bo-
foro them used sage and sulphur for
durkcning their hair. Nothing has
ever been found more eftectlve for this
purpose than these twu timohono‘red
remedies but Wyeth. a modern chem
let. him combined the two with other
ingredients which nickel a delightful
drawing for the hair. Ind “which not
only removes every trace of dandruff
but liromoton the growth of the hair
It uluo stops the hair from falling out
and malice it beautiful.

All drugglutu are authorised to re»
fund the money it it lulu; to do exactly
as represented.

Thin preparation is offered to lh‘
public at flfly (scum a bottle. and to
rocmumcndod and acid by Ill drug
sluts

Special Agent. Stiliuon Powell Cor
notation. ,

 

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idAN AEHD Hi8 \EivAYQ.
Whenever the newxpaueru unscented
Llll'tl Mr. Thompouu monsoon to leave
the stage. the mcrt~ rumor irritated
him. "You boys," he liked to my
newepnpcr men are alwaI bury-in“

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1‘ E ‘E . l5. ". wr-M
‘ shawl or, iichu of. English

 

Alice

E eyelet embroidery finished with «tiny ‘E

edge of Cluny is quuintly used to com
pinto a lingerie frock or a one piece '
serge clients.

me.Wm

Sentinel ads. briny'results.

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IRANSAOTB A GENERAL BANKlillo
‘ BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY COMBISTENT '
WITH SOUND
BANKING
CIIIIII
momma

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Innocent)

———n

EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pr".
JOHN H. KNAPP. lit Vino-Pm.
FIEGERIOK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vb.

PM
WILPRED MDWELL. Cubic!

DIRECTORI,
E. H. III-thump BImtiII Grumman
John H. Krupp J. Wallace Marvin
curlIflIu Swan: John H. Light
Horny Seymour Fred H. Rowan
LIwiI it. Hurlhutt

 

 

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work but whenever i not I touch of:

week: you boys are niwuyu throwin
up your hands and unyiu‘: “Well, it‘I
all overwyvc 'll never not! him main

i got tiled of that and it cum me
“th1 of you I. may rest undue: In
time noon on. and 1 may spend more;
time on the form. but. continua.

up on ll farm und i didn‘t like the work
when i won a boy and but to do it
Now I don t have to i do mono and like
it. i suppose oven patch and ovary
grain i nice cools me more thIn it
would in the open uurkct. but I man

be new himself. Amny. i like to
work the farm Ind the next time you
boys think of liurylu‘ me you might
.iuIl. oonaidur lbnt I'm probably up It
tiwnnuoy snrnln my brand by the
sweat of my brow."

clan of "The tild llomuulcdd" from the
bottom of his huncut. simple noui.
"Phat play huu lived," be cold. “be

it you‘ll find about as much comedy
Ind about In much pathos II there
in in lilo.
lilo cncy to wuich. There to nothing
in it to worry you or hurt your mum
icienoe." And talking of Sunday ninhti

too good to play on Show night. but

out» people to once.

did.

Sunrihie uhoeI urn ulmuut Ii olinux
ions to a xirl nu uonnliild ulk.

You can forgive a mun for mootl
anything but, bolus; populu'.

w ima—

lie lure you no I mod lover More
uIrtlclpnliu; In I name of love.

 

 

 

 

conic T0 our

RA NGE P

"Get it now

While m an mike prompt
‘ unnubtiouu

Price $14 75

, Cult oi- oti may ”wanna
No Illlii'flfl for plump from clam to

 

 

inc" Anti he would no on I little too .
uiy: "l vc not no intention oi cumin Elm! my rent assured that you are an!

that “m, of want to rout m- ; “within; in which we take pride it c on

wort: when Im up there 11m bmunhtE

set: A curious aItluinction out of will“

Mr. vfihonipuon believed in the min;

ounce of its simplicity and because in;

its okay to undontuul cud 2

performanreu. he tutti: “i don't oftonE
play on Sunday night. out bounce i'rn ‘1

became “The Old Hammond‘s" too
good. For instance. tit’u nil rlnht lot"
but a preacher.
mustn‘t cqu"— Chicano Record Her 1

. . .

When you order iour ice from in,
tin; “Comet Weight." if there is any

honest dealing and the high quality at
ctr Ice. We ore out for business null
if honesty. integrity and quality.cum
:hlned with reasonable prices can get
it. we 'll not the ominous.

Brookside ice Co.

PHONE sac

0!ch and Storage. N. Y.. N. H. A H.
R R. Freight Yard. Ann St, Bo. Nor.

;iDoe Youriloot leak?
Jchntilryiflompound

E Iron ALL LEAKs ""'
nice A GALLON so: A GALLON

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We minimum the weather «can ot
our Compound for three yearn. Write
tor estimated Corrcrpoudence colic.
ltcd.

Century Rooting (30.. Inc.

83 Wuhinnton 8!. South HarwnIk

 

Hotel Mahackemo

i. ll. council. no.

SERVICE AND CUISINE U9 TO DATE
tATES ‘2 PER DAY AND UPWARD

scum; mum 75c
Banquets a Specialty

TEL. CALL m

it Will i...

Eyou to ocean your wunu It our Ilorc.
50m- price: are the bolt in town. in
(addition we Inbmll to you n proximi-
gtion whereby you con secure a 823‘.
illurmony 'l‘IIitIus MIchlno tree. after
you vac purchased moon to the
amount of .85. Auk for (.1th Coupon.

w. F. ngmore a. co.

, onuucmc '
I um» mm It.“ II. um”.

Mu. ml

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M4mh¢myo~

IIIE '

Smoke

Roger Ludlow. Twin City
. Humid. Little Gem
CIGARS

run Icrrrn YOIJ’LI. turn 1- m

B. J. REYNOLDS

umuiuc‘ruunu .

 

CityNationalBauk .

lurnluc Ind Profits ..

3th Dope-it Bonn. It and ‘5 W Yllr

it?“

The Longer You ‘

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Au inuual Event

E h'b’t
The celebrated BRIGHIEAM HOPKINS STRAWS
and the EGUDORIAN PANAMAS.
Soft Split Straws, $1.50 and $2.00.
Sailors in eput straw, $1.50. :2, 82.50. oz, and '34.
Sailors in Scunctt Straw, $2. $2.50. 33-
Fcnthcr weight Jap Straw. g3.00.
Exceptional qualities in Panomu, 35.00 and 56-00-
mm»! Oxfords, Silk sicko.
French Cuffed Shim.
sun Conan.
Athletic Underwear.
PIJIMII EE

Boyc’ Wash SultI, 50c to $1.50.
Men'I Light Weight Clothing.

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street

Phone No. iI now "£52

E Saturday

 

 

 

 

 

Prices for

null Pork Rout .................................................. 15c lb.
"' 15 and 160 lb.
6 to 160 lb.

 

iativd Fowil .................................................... 20c lb.
trailers. 1 34 poundI each .................................. $100 per pair

\iIo we handle but grain fat. heavy Beef
icinu'c Pickled GoodI.

Chamok’s Market... .

W.W ...... .

MEMORIALS

YOU CAN’T WAIT until the in! minute to make a Icicctlou of a Monument,
then Mve it «and propdriyby Decoration Day, An order should be placed
now which will cnIbII careful workmen to complete every detail in a sat-
infnctory manner. Our work Is carefully finished altcryour order is re-
ccivId. There II beauty. durability. economy and notification in every Mon.
uncut made by

South Norwalk Monumental Works
Office and Valid, 84 S. Main St.-——l’hone 904

76 NORTH.MAIN 81’.
ALL 44-5. FREE DELIVERY

 

 

 

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SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating: system in
your house in good working order every winter?

Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nuco now. and restore the worn out parts and ricnu
It thoroughly. so tiiut you‘ll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.

The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.

ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Wall Strut Phone 742 Norwalk, Conn.

w .4“

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...... .... ....m.... n..." »——_. m.-. .. .

at the 4~door, 30

L00 h p. Touring Car

Equipped with Illk mohair top. wind ahiold. gas and oil lumps. Ilosch
mxucto unit coil; cvorythlul nrotoclnsu. Guaranteed for one your by

Does

 

 

tho mnuufnoturcrl. for £1525. For full particulars coil or address

F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. C0.

9 WIII ”rut-winch.) compo. WItcr Street. Nor-walk Conn.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Hatch 8i Bailey Company

acorn NORWALK. CONN.
Tclcpbouo ill with iii-Inch nation: In All DOPm‘tMMI

Lumber and Mill Work for Everything

ROOFING

Lincoln Asphalt. Wumutud Barrett’ 8 Amatite
Barrett's tuned Full 1.... 3 ply

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

if your Cordage. Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing of Painting

NOW Tlih} TIME

 

 

 

 

 

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