~ . .4. Then; why , rest contented with
e Proud thin,scraggiy,rough heir? Ayar’s44‘n
Hair Vigor gives softness and rich-
jness o the hair, makes it thicker, header. Cannot change
;the enter. Safe to use? Ask: our ownLdoctor. ‘ 0 “is“!
4 WW SCHOOLMASTERS' notiND TABLE.
f m.
'in New Canaan, Saturday morning at
id he tell yet
there roletlva to your own firm?"
“.Oh yes; he told the we had been
practically wiped out. but I was not
in the least surprised." . .
9444' «w... W»
e C an. "Hurst-owes: I don’t knOW. i did
tinqnlro.
',I ‘ ' £410 firm could not. stand against the Syndl.
ionic; and. so fat as the members of
Anthony Forrest. returning to ills"; it a", concerned the dlgfiolliuon will
suburban home after a long and tit-.l not make mm.“ difference"
lug day in the city, was conscious of {4 "You know this. Yet you were
an unusual sense of wonrluess “dif’riendly tome (‘h‘qvasgml [could have
depression. There was no particular . ”"5““th what happened today"
reason for it. for though the day had i "“841,“ why should you have me.
been well occupied its events lied i rented it? You pursue one policy, l
marched smoothly. and all hid under- I lnothcr That we see from entirely
taking seemed ‘0 promise success. ‘dli'i‘erent stanl oints need not make
New contracts had been signed that ”’
[— 4-
ll c understood that my _
, Suits for Young Men-
tionni" ,, ,_
- at Price 8
SOUTH NORWALK
The kind
“UNCLE" HORACE SEES A
DROUGHT.
(Letter from liorace Johnson.)
There are indications of it very se-
voro ilroulli ’l‘ho piibllc should pre-
pare for it. Every little stream that
sends forth should be put in a proper
condition to conserve the water and .
in Grays, Browns, Blues and Fancy Mixtures.
that lit snug over the shoulders and but; close to the col-
Interest
to
The spring instilling of the School-
theaters’ Round Table of Western Con-
necticut was held at the Center school,
There is really quite an art in the
“proper selection of the colirure orna-
ment and bandeau. The color. the ma-
terial and the size must each be cori-
sldered in relation to the color of the
hair and the size of the head. And
generally speaking, it is belted to se—
lect inexpensive materials. because
they soon soil, and frowsy ornaments
are the reverse of attractive.
There is a new effect in a crepe votle
that is charmingly like crepe de chine,
'very soft and drapablc. but like like
«all cotton volles, washable. This makes
'lovely (ire-sees and requires not much
trimming.
This is the way to make boiled po-
tatoes nicely: After draining off the
hot water, rinse the potatoes in cold
water. drain thoroughly, tuck a towel
closely over and let. them stand about
fire minutes on the back of the stove
before serving.
w.
The "American Hairdresser” recom-
mends the use of the following for a
dry schumpoo for oil locks: Une pound
of white corn meal to an ounce of
ground orrls root. one ounce of hi-
carbouate of soda. Sift the ingred.
ients many times to mix them well.
Shake through the hair and after a
few minutes brush it out well and the
bald will be soft and finally managed.
" lag of threat. the label" over the rover. *
Willie the heavy laces are used when NQTW‘HR-
flat trimming is desired. it is the filth-
ler kind that is chosen for the soften-
of the newly elbow finish.
Emerson tells us that it is the con-
sistent man who changes his piiudwns Williams,
4 {Bridgeport ;
1 Norwaik.
conditions change.
The stout woman needs to be l‘ery
cm‘eiui as to the iii of her
somewhat closely are becoming to her.
”a...
a
Delicate sandwiches are made by
4 ill o’clock in the morning. Those who
. being of unusual order. The program
i follows:
I Altruism—Alfred l’.
l
Peasant Kclsel‘.
sleeve; only those that follow the arm ford;
l
attended from The Norwalks were
Principal E. H. Gumbart. Edgar ii
Lane. William ‘C. Perry and George ill.
Thompson.
The iiieetin-g was a very successful
one and largely attended. the program
Fletcher, principal
State Trade School, Bridgeport.
Discussion:
l. The assumption that the ascen-
tlsl studios in the elementary school
are reading, writing. languages. arith»
meilc spelling. geography and his
toty. stiggcs t. the following consider-
salons: (iii The time reunited for
an adequate .rnastery of the ocean»
tints of an elementary education
need not be more than seven years.
(it) There is need of a better on
dcrsiaiiding of the place and function
of those other studies that. are com-
monly designated the ”tinesscniluls.“
to) The money spent tor public edu-
cation is not producing commonsuc
ate results. (dl More care in tho so-
loctlon and organization of the sub—
jectvmalttcr of textbooks is desirable.
2. Systematic moral education. (a)
is it entitled to a place in the pro-
uram of studies? lb) What should be
its nature?
3. The high school curriculum. to)
Relative value of the factors deter-
mining it. (bl Principled underlyingi
its dilforentltiation into courses of
study, (cl What constitutes an ado.
(llilllf‘ preparation for it?
The discussions were participated in
by a large number of those present.
and were of a latitude which permit-
ted all to speak authoritatively.
The officers of the organization are
as follows: ‘
l-"i‘0:‘».ldclli~ «1:1.
nit-h.
Vice-Ptchtdcnt ----- W. C. Perry. South
C. Andrews, (iri‘ftll‘i
Sccrctaryv'l‘reusavor-w»E. A. Sain-
inls, Stumtoiii
Committee on Pr.oirram-~A C. Willa
shit. it iceunltli. ll. W. Sane, Now tint i
noun; 1.. D. liisirlns, Dilllllllf‘). l
(‘ommlttcc on legislation-“E. ("4
Stiriitford: t‘. W. Dean. 1
W. ii. Chancellor. South4
(‘oiiiinliteo on Rolollil.lcns~~-W. iii
llridrcport; F‘. 0. Mary. Siam- ;
ii‘. E. liarbour. Greenwich. t
KlLLED Hi8 FATHER.
W...“— . i
very day which would bring his firm i
into the very front rank in their own
particular line and which would pracw
tically stamp out the slight opposition l
which they had been doing their best I
tocget rid of for some time.
Curiously enough, the man who
the signing of the contracts would
most seriously affect had traveled by
the some train and nilghtcd with For- ,
rest at Wimbledon station. Forresti
lived at the farslde of Wimbledon
Common, in a palatial home which
bod,little of Suburbia about it; the
other uteri. Paul Chavesso. lived not‘
far from the stationhln‘ono of a row 4'
of neat villas.
The reluctance was on Forrest's
side, for he know perfectly well that
what had happened that day at a di-
rectors' meeting in the Cannon Street.
Hotel would mean the practical ex-i
titration of the smaller than. '
fie assumed thatChavasse was in
lgnoranceof the prospect in front of
him, otherwise his greeting would‘
hardly have been so friendly.
Forrest. was the older man and a.
typical city magnate. largo. important.
breathing efficiency and success at
every pore.
The other was a tall. spare than. -
about forty-six. but looking older. with ‘
a face of singular refinement and“
delicacy. and a static which invariably '
won him a place in people's hearts.
Forrest, on the other hand. seldom
smiled. His face was somewhat heavy
and forbidding, though he had good“-
features and a certain dignity inst
perhaps bordering on pompnstty.
"Ali, good evening. Mr. Giovanna."
he observed. raising his but with a:
slightly punctillnus air.
"(lurid evening. You are walking?
home: may i have the pleasure of
taking the same path? i always have ,
a good walk before dinner. and that
in the advantage you have in the
breadth o; tho common to cross."
"it is not so good on a Winter,
morning with the wind due northeast."
observed Forrest grimly. but did not
i say that he would be pleased to have ,
3. ll companion on his Milk.
(lhavnssc observed the lack of con
dlnllty in Forrest‘s manner but did
not stiffer it to damp his spirits, which
were very amid. tonirary to all For-
rest‘s ideas of the man, he had very
few coins. he tooli llt’s simply and
easily. and had not worn his powers
threadbare with tho strife of com-
petition
"it is a priillcizc to live out hero.
especially at tho opening of the year."
observed ("liiivassc. breathing the
delicious airs of April with u keen on-
‘ joynieht.
"it is fairly timid its for as it goes.
but I should like to go fui'ther out
, chopping candied fruit line and tools Boy If“! Mother Don't Believe Farmer. into the real country. if i could null
if.
ten-lug with whipped month.
between thin slices of broad.
Spread
Planned to Die. i
i
.i ounnuwron, Coma, May 22«~l..os-g "WW"
The net guliupos may be worn with “if Hosted. “if? lflrielll‘ Did boy Whlli
transparent blouses for llllliitl‘fiiiptl, and killed his father Frederick Hunted at
can be bought natty llllitiv at wry i'oa.
sortable prlcct-. as can also the
consisting of yollc and calls.
lug down at .n and 1“..."ng up"... and shotgun and that. his father did
Salt and pepper to taste,44 know that the gun was loaded when
ends oi on.
then propiirc ii massing us for poultry
addinu a trifle of the chopped moat.
Place this on top and their cover with
the other half of meat. i’ross down
no that it will allcc nicely. Benson and
lprlhln with ll little chopped auct. Put
in the. covered baker or on a deep pie
plate. covering, with another, and bake
until rich brown. The round is cheap
or titan the other ntoiilm; cooked tilts
way ii iii filli't! to ho louder. goon fur-
. liter still is ecouomil-iii.-—~'l‘lic Cuiilus’
' World.
‘ no. he...
Hum yous condition.
l
North ('lrccnwlch, is in a serious tier 3
l
l
The boy still insists that he liollcv l
ed his father had been cleaning thel
not
he tislicd him to pull the trigger. The
widow expresses her belief that it was
not; a suicide =lmt a case of accidental
shooting. tribe believes her husband
thought be had taken the shells from
both barrels of shotgun. whereas be
had removed but one. The finding of
only one shell in the shotgun bears out
this theory. ,
SENATOR MCLEAN WOULD PRO-
'TECT WlLD BIRDS.
WASiith’l'l‘tiN. May 22.—«-8oualor
Melanin intends that the committee
Tiaras. m' any jewels. worn clone to on forest reservations and the protoc-
‘44 the face. detract from the in", “my tion of game of which his is chairman.
"1 beauty M4 the eyes. and they should shall become an active committee.
stole from the face.
therefore. be not back as far no pun- which it wan not during most of Mr.
itrmidegoe'n service at its head. The
lconinilttee will shortly take up Banal
tor McLeanh hill prohibiting the kill-
ing of migratory wild fowl during can
tsln seasons of the year. under the
”oils BIanves H.444“ 34444444“ 0444 of pgégslpls of regulating interstate coin
There TM" i" Many Venn. Senator Malena has declared in in-
omémm in brldseport W] V, vol: of the bill pending in the connectl
“any my they 3“; “0111-3 a land of out legislature prohibiting the killing
flee business this year and that more 9‘ game W“ 1'0“ W0 years. .
" diets are leaving Bridgeport than
in any previous year. Oyster salmon ”000 M0“?- A VEAR FUR "BIO"
m from all over the country have HAWl-BY» ,
a some ihtbiflridshmm harbor and WAfiHlNGTON Muir ”Mt arrears
tally locking rm ”59 tasty amp", that "fild' ‘llswley is to be further re
d have left madcap, mg prim with worded for his faithful servicoii to the
wwwm
OYSTER TRADE FOR BRIDGEPDHT
BEST IN YEARS.
W
”WWW
old Connecticut Senatorial simm-
my house ultbout dropping too much .
over it, i shouldn't hesitate I mo
“not It is a beautiful place. and no
Bocliiilctt. it worn." to me you could
hardly do bottci oven in the c."nuntry
Forrest shrugged his shoulders.
"After all, it is London. and when '
a man has been aruhblug in that. no»
holy city all day he wants to get
clean away."
“i suppose you feel it so." cold
Cbavaase with it slight wonder in his
eyes. "Would you propose to retire
from active city life niroxotber their?"
Anthony Forrest looltod nut-prised. .
"Not at all. Retirement is a feud“
take for a than. almost at any use. it
has shortened more lives than any
known discuss. No. i shall never re-
tire from city life."
"You like it?"
Forrest shrugged his shoulders.
"it has become a ascend nature.
What about you?"
Chavasso smiled.
"Oh. i am cast in a different mold.
i am naturally attached to the cotton
try in which i was born. and if i could
afford it i should live there entirely.
list i like London. and city life within
irioderatlonn4 The strain of big roiipoii»
iiliillltlos, however, is irksoiue. and
quickly depresses mo. lhnve Just had
what. 1 consider to he a stroke of um i
commonly good luck this very atten-
iioon." i
“Ah. what is that?” inquired For- '
rest quickly. . 4
"i have has the offer of an excel. !
lent situation, which will give the n
comfortable salary and commit his to
nothing except so many hours of hoa-
est work in a day. i shall have no head i
nor any'titsks in the enterprises which.
will come and go. and be settled
without my knowledge or interference.
i have accepted it: subject to my4;
wife's ratification of my promise."
"tiny I inquire. [without scouting
rude. where the situation is. and
mat is its natural" inquired Anthony
Forrest.
l
‘out any prospect of a rise.
its enemies. "
"You seem to know all about my
policy." said Anulilm‘iy Forrest y.
"Would you mind defining it?“ 4
"You are a born financier. Mr. Fur-
l‘elt. and one in actual being likewise.
Surely that explains orerythiux."
"And your own policy?"
Cbavasse smiled again. and gave
his shoulders a small. good- -natured
shrug. .
"Mine is simple, too though to
you it might seem complex. or even
incomprehensible. i want peace to live.
4omount siiiilclent for stock and lrrl.
I have a soul as well as a body. ands
I have too much iespcct for my soul
to throw myself absolutely into the
vortex."
“But it is a man's duty fit do his
utmost wherewr he is placed. You
have a family. i understand.” said
Forrest quickly
"Three, all grown up and launched.
two of them married. the other going
to be next month. None of them are
rich nor ever will be but they are
tmntented with simple things. There
. is only myself and my wife now to be
considered, and I am certain this news
1 convey to her this evenin‘ will claim
her very happy."
"Yet you step from a responsible to
s. subordinate position! Will you tell
me how much l‘iargroaves offered you?
’ I don't put those questions out of vul-
gar curiosity. but rather because you
i interest are. 1 intro never met anyone
E holding quite those views.
They are a
little unusual."
“Not so rare as you would think."
sold tlhiivassc. "Hargreaves offered
me five hundred pounds a year. with»
He was‘
perfectly clear on that point. There
‘will be no speculation or possibility
about it; that to why it recommends
' itself to me."
"i-‘ive hundrml a year! it is not.
much. Can you live comfortably on
that? i spend in my family not much
short of live tlmusand. and do not”-~
‘ ilo hesitated a moment. and then add-
Bd Willi lillle‘f’iil‘hs,
much happiness,
peace out of it."
"We shall aim- on five hundred. and
have soinoihiin.~ to give away." re-
plied Chariissc
individual taste, of what constitutes
onc‘s iticns of the actual necessities
of lilo."
"Tomorrow is Sunday, tlhavasso;
may i take the liberty of inviting toy-4;
self to your house. about four o'clock
in the afternoon. to a cup of tea?"
"Mom cirtuiui)‘. it. will give us
the greatest pleasure. more eaiiecinllyé
"do not get very
and certainly no
it! tomorrow,
bluntlun of circumstances.
their day,
into: all of them and the
scrap to lind the old nest as accepta-
ble til! our own chlldroll.
we are all very happy together.
is my dear wife that has done that;
She la the implantation i must go
back to her now. and rejoice her soul
, with my news."
They «ioml still. neither noting
that they bail arrived at the moment
of the trimming cutaway of Tudor
Lodge, the residence of Anthony Foo ‘
TOR L
A carriage swept through the gntea
in front of them, and a handsome.
richly dressed woinun aura p slightly
supenlllooo bow. on both men raised
their hats.
"That is my wits. Chili/use. and
she is. uiuortunnicly for the. not a
homemaker
tions in my life. and have realised it
goodly share of them. but i realize
‘llit this unusual that. as flt‘ In per-
sonal happiness is concerned. the lino
ambitions man in miles ahead of me.
i would giro the half of my income
now for your quiet police of mind. “
(iliavaano was at a toils what to
any to this strange speech. lie mom
ly looked ayinpathctlc and about very
warmly the hand offered to him.
Thou ho rotracmi his stops some»
what slowly across the common. lie
was not an absorbed but that. simple
things on the my new him at particu-
lar joy; a little clump of golden bloom
on a sheltered breadth of 50m, the
ambitious fern fronds bursting into
newness of life. the onblown daffo-
dilis in a neighbor's gardsnmwlion
he reactant the little suburban terrace
Iii those things were observed, and
added to the min of his content.
A sweet and still youthful face above
the window blind at the sittlniprooni
window brightened at his coming. and
when she iipeiltid the door. and he
cloud it again quickly. he suddenly,
took her in his arms.
“Why Paul. whence thiswthls most
loverlllie manner?" she asked. with i,
to smile of cocoon-y that was what
"it in all a matter of
, inc,
‘ a long time.
as none of the children will be with i
tiiriuigh an usual coni- ‘
Sunday is
They come early and leave ‘
‘in-lnws‘ :
l
Thank God, 1
it ‘
l him had many smut. ‘
the farmer should excavate or till;
pools at proper places to retain on
You cannot do it
Every day will show
a shorter supply. The equilibrium of
the earth is changing. The time will
come when a pure article of water will
for drinking purposes, be sold by
lighting porpoises.
any too soon.
the glass as soda, lemonade and they,
light drinks. Now in not many years
hence water from pure springs will be
stripped to barrels by boat and rail
and sold to consumers by the gallon or
barrel as lager beer is at the present ‘
time. How shall the condition be,
changed? In one way only can it hot
corrected. There must be the greatest
care exercised in the remov of dead
or heavy weight from one place to nn-j
other. is there a mind, able to grasp
the idea. Very few baVo given it,
thought. it is a great subject for con-3
sldoration. Too much for one short or. .
tlclc. Water is getting scarce. Tllet‘ei
will be no great. storms for many days!
to come. Saturday the 13th, there is;
likely to he a spiiiikle. not in qunniiiri“I.”L
as desired. Again about the 20th.:
slight distuibnnce from the 27th to the;
first of June there may be fair full of
hotel. 1 must say to the public llinl‘
the oiocillcsl strum promised the poo .
plc a few days since did not iimtoiiul- i
it is the first time I hate n‘erl
noted such a change. the mercury run
him: up from near the fronting polnt4
to 85 degrees at the season in the year.
and not a tort pleat clec-‘tiicali
disturbance putting in appearance i!
can only make a plain. honest tipolocy.4
1 dual know all of it. i ulsh i did
i shall be 'i' more old on Satiirtiuil
him 13 and hate been a student for
i must tome a area at
amount of work in my science uniln-fi
lshed.
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OHIOHESTER S PlLi'.”4
'5 push
.fibuusua
”In ”his;
with ails. lid-Inn
iii“ :"i battalion:
"NM-mm mammals-visitation l
Still) till MolilSl'S EVERY“! Rf
CitvhationalBaak
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSiNESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACiLlTV CONBlBTENT
4 3
WITH BOUND
BANKING
Capitol Surplus and Profit!
”00.000110 “17.00000
Wye-bum
his Done-ii Bum. s3 and is on yum i
Bowl" H. usrnewsou. Pros.
JOHN H. KNM’P. lot VlctPr-oo.
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Samuel Grumman
John H. Knap pp J. Wallace Marvin
Clix-Intuit Strum John H. Light
Henry Seymour Fred H. Rowan
Lewis R. Horton?
We
The following are “(told Fania."
handle only one quality of ice. the
best in the city. Our man are honest
and reliable. All orders are filled
proinptlv nail enormously liar males
are accurate; you not correct Weight
And best of all. our customers stai'
with us. (live as a trial order we ll
convince you.
Brookside too Go.
PHD“! 680
Office and Storage, N. Y., N. H. d H.
lar. They feel as good as they look. Some are $6.50,
some $25.00--and a lot in between.
a
Straw Hats $1.50 up
Interwoven Socks.
Summer Underwear, Negligeo Shirts.
White Flannel and Serge Outing Pants.
Trunks. Bags. Suit Cases.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington... Street
Phone No. is now 1185-2
W,
Small Pork Roast ........................................ 4 ......... 15c lb.
Genuine Spring Lamb Legs ................................ 15 and 16c lb
Corned Beef .................................................. 6 to 16c lb.
Best Native Vcal .......................................... 12- 2 to 22c In.
Roasting Chickens ................................................ 22 c lb.
Native Fowls ...... . ........................................ é. . . . 20c lb.
Broilers. 1 3—4 pounds each .................................. 1.00 per pair
tAlso we handle but grain fat, heavy Beef. “1‘"!
Hoinzes Pickled Goods. " meifl'
76 NORTH MAlN ST.
ALL 4+5. FREE DELIVERY
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MEMORIALS
4.Y0U CAN‘ T WAIT until the last minute to make a selection of a Monument.
then have it erected properly by Decoration Day. An order should be placed
now which will enable careful workmen to complete every detail in a sat-
lnfactory manner. Our work is carefully finished after your order is re
colved. There in beauty. durability. economy and satisfaction in every Mom
ument made by .
South Norwalk Monumental Works
Office and Yard. 84 S Main St— Phone 904
Docs
resonates H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice
Pres. 4
WILFRID BODWELL. (ll-lilo! 3
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SEEM HARD
your house in
Why not let
WORK to not the hunting system in
good working order every winter?
our men llicrouglily Overhaul the fur-
nace now. and restore the worn out parts and cit-on
it thoroughly. so that you'll have no trouble when
you are really to start it.
The Jones &’Hotchkiss Co.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNiSHED
It
17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwalk, Court.
at the 4-door, 30
L00 h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lamps. iifinlzh
magneto and coil; everything fiisbciiiss, Guaranteed for one year by
the manufacturers. for .1625.
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
39 Wall Street-«(Phenol Garage. Water Street. Norwalk, Conn.
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For full particulars call or address
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‘R. R. Freight Vurd. Ann it, So. Nor. .
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. 44
Telephone 46, with Branch Stations in All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
ROOFING .
Lincoln Asphalt, Warrantsd Barrett’s Amatlte
Barrett’s lsrred i‘clt l, 2. 3 ply
Wildcats-ills. 4
liters being sold now are solid tlon. Kiri“! fought to “Hillel “36!!-
my store Bandages and bulliolsy and
“ can in turn hoodlum united States
"at; fission. may“
The intro his sitter amend Senator“
replenishing thou licences wdsyéoxoduced a hill to
. raise th so if ,3 auto to 53.0004
still With the rains appear 11 west.
once of calm interest. .
. "Why. certainly. it is h liners.
Sim-grows: at Butler. to establish;
you. of course, tract? the firm.” '
“i do: you surprise this very much.
There“ very asthma. it til on hots
'd grim theta
a
iwicotliow
I’fditisaii my tinny." he said. in rather
a hill though quiet VUiOSpflfld almost
immediately posted in it martini
ii its this road that very
internist: at faintly
4 oft this hook
“in cross it on iii it poses:
chagrin it” ,w lines.
, mmmertu .
it rhinitiiifl'lod‘
rant u use
is
if your Carriage. Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting 4;
now run rims
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