Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 30, 1911 · page 4

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

or INTEREST

Black background chlntzos and cre-
ilounos with English designs are being
used for the loose covers to furniture
his present season. The! are espec~
1 Jolly. desirable and practical in that
'ihey show soil less quioigly.

 

“Dignity and‘simpllclty 1should be the
keynote for 1wedding gowns. A fussy
‘ 1'Li_‘weddimg own is entirely out of place.

 

,, Chiffon or rll bon mulls are quite 11
;for for. the June bridesmaid and are
carried in mice of flowers, 01 a few
flowers are pinned on us the color
boheme.

 

_ , The sensible working girl makes her
L every day dress as simple as possible.
both because modest diess is most
suitable and because simple dressing
"runeans saving of time and labor.

 

L~ The bandeau about the hood orlgl~
noted with the Greek knot. it is 11
question if some of the modern hdnp-
lotions are eiiher suitable or becom-
ing. though many‘oi’ them. on the oth-
er hand. are graceful and beautiful.
.Ajgood war to observe the hang of
I. dress if run have not a full length

mirror is to stand "on 1a tobouret or '

safe chair before the gloss in the hu-
,' Ileau.

 

that are inherihed Can be preserved
. longer if their are transferred to some
‘Irticle that will not réceive umrh
Crest. as they very soon fall to pleat-s
if used in their original state.

To be benefited by walking we are
”told that we must feel that we are
" snaking an effort. Just drswling along
L14! tiring, but it is not exercises
. There are indications that shirts hrs
to be longer. The lenders of fashion
are both advocating and wearing them.

M-

The sash plays 11 prominent purl in
ihe present lingerie models. and does
; much to‘obonse the appearance of a
L gown. Some of the ends hang wide

enough to give the loose panel effect.

 

One authority says that green tnl'febo
gowns will be very much‘ the fashion
; tor all kinds of social affairs in hot
; weather. for this wave of silk Line
come hack into its own.

 

The new silver mesh bags for the
“minor come nearly twice the side of

L film we carried forlnorlywnrnrer the.

" lather shopping bag dimonslon...

i“

o

 

11A roelty which is gaining in popu-
. hrlty is tho doll work bug. They are
1* undo in tho- ordinoly fashion with

_mtcboord bottom but attached to Dwight Manufacturing Company plant lion. iuwembfla

one side at the top in a doll' 11 head

film with bonnet and neck
on finished it should look

maiden of Clcil Wnr limo.

W

Old-fdshloned :1 hand einbrolderies

Dill SilflEilllE ELSE

sEr 1111-: 111111111 1

WASHINGWN. May 111-11111»; lio-
assailants. Phiiodolpuli. portrait point
er. today, startled m house commit-
too which is investigating oxpondb
turns in on auto Donort‘mont with
tho charge that he 111111 paid only $850
for a. portrait of Monolith Justice
William R. Day. former secretary of
state. while the 18th Department rec-
ords contain a voucher and receipts
indicating that ho was paid $2, 450.

According to liosolitbal he painted
the Dav portrait in 1904. having had an
understanding with Mr. Day that lie
was to receive $850 for it.

Aftor the ‘delivery of the portrait, he
testified. William 11. Michael, than
chief. clerk of; the Department and now

 
 

11 blank Stole Depnrtment voucher.
whlctli, at Michael‘s request he sign-
ed. He then received a check :01 will

“i think it was Michael's personal
check. ” said Mr. Rosenthul.

A portrait ordered of ex-Sooretarv
Hay was rejected. Attila gram, D61
pnrtmont he was told by Charles Den»
by, now consul-general at Vienna. who
had succeded Michael on chief clerk.
that his pilces were exorbitant. Mr.
1Denny exhibited the voucher £01- $2—
450

“The $850 was all i roccived.“ R0
senthnl said he told Mr. Denhy.

Chairman Hamlin adjourned the
meeting and sent a summons. to Tho:
mas Morrison, file clerk of the State

mitten with the voucher.

 

QEATH OF S. c. OSBORNE.
Brldfleport Man Wan Well Known in

1 This City.

Stephen C. Osborne died at his home
in “Bridgeport. last week. after a row
davs‘ illness of acute indigestion and
heart trouble. Mr. Osborne. who was

or New Milford. and him been a real.
dent of Bridgeport for loony years. Ho
was a brother of Daniel J. Osborne
and John C. Osborne, ol’ Dunbury.
Mr. Osborne had been the Blldgo
port representative of Bondy. Mullet
inn & (30.. stock brokers. fol 11111111111
years. He was associated with Frank
Millenol' Bridgeport, in the trading
slump business lu.tho early days of
inst enterprise and later was one or
the owners at the Atlantic Hotel in
Bridgeport. .11 few years ago he iur~
chased the Nutmeg driving nor on
the outskirts of LBrldgemrl and was
the owner of that pr'operty until a

the seaside. Algonquin and (lslumci
clubs. of Bridgeport. and of tbr
Bridgeport Yacht Club. had held the
other: of assessor in Bridgeport nnl
bod been prominently identified with
iirldgeport attain in other ways.

Mr. Osborne woo forty-eight yours
of age. and is survived by his wife and
two children.

tordoy otfsrnoon at 8:30

-Pm. mm-

CURTAILMENT OF PRODUCTIONS.
CHICOPHE. Moan. May 29.»!‘110

 

“a.

i

111111111111qu

Tale oi the Lions of .1 Detach

 

consul-general at Calcutta, sent to him.

Department. to appear before the com?

well known in this city. wall 11 native:

short time ago. He was 11 member (1‘ .

The funeral was held
at the into home of tho deceased yes '

Hillllll ill llliill

 

ment of Northwest Policeman

Full-banks Alaska. with

of Ausoniar; telling

1:1. Hill letter is dated April 11.

winter months and in the void that
shows something of thh things that
have to be endured and the risks that
have to be taken. He writes:

glass in the chronicles of Arotic union"
dildos-every man comprising the Roy»
a! Northwesthiounted Police detach-
moot, which early in the, winter. start
od from Dawson on tho annual pilgrim-L...“
age to Fort McPherson. perished on:
the blank and lonely bunks of the Mo
KELZR‘ rlvor, within 11. low miles of the.
little settlement near the shores of the
Arctic ocean. from which point 11 few:
weeks earlier they had started on their
Muir tq..l)nwson. Snob is the story
tonight in by the" relief party under
Corporal Domster, which wilds lust rel
tili‘ilud, and which was sent out from
11111111111. February 23. in search of tile
illilhini‘; men who should huvo reached
Dawson, January ii. The bodies or
in: four dead policomonwilaptuin Fitz-
.zvruld mid Constables matter. Kinney
and ’l‘oylorw-wero found of lulermln
along the unit where they had full-
on 1’
Almost Buried in Snow.

"The bodies of Kinney and Taylor
11911 found first at 11 point about thlr-‘L
1.1.111... miles from hlcl’horlson. The?
were almost hurlod in tho-snow and;
might hal’o been passed unnoticed had,
they not lain on the trail. blocking lilo
W53.
with lmodkerchiofs 11nd the bodies

that it was clear to tho roseucro that
‘oillerl‘. of the party had survived them;

Fitirdorald 11nd Cartel-"they hurried on;
down 1116. troll only to find the remain
do: of the party a short distance be-
yonu

‘kélult'l‘. like the first two found. my
maimed out on the trail, a button-,1
1'“..li:‘l (muting his iuoo‘uud his hands
row! in Mount flounfi‘ho 111101 was?
1‘11: story or their suffering, and re-
111111.11 the intentions of the loot. sur
.‘ilor to nudge 11 final extort alone. in
root: lilo fort.

.0. was found when; he fell, 11 few
rod beyond. That he hurt refitted lilo
..1u~rnrss of death. was uvidencod in
lilo ti. on note that he bud scrawled
1:11 11111111111 altar ho had fallen. dirt-c
”1111.1 111111 his shoots be given to bill loo
LLB"

’lhe relief party huiriod on to Ft
McPherson. whore assistance was so
; mood. and tho bd'dlos of the four on
in 1 men wane given a decent burial in
the shelter of the little whaling ain-
11ml.

 

Hard Fight for Life.

’. "From what could ho outlier from
lino crude notes found booido the dead
11111.1 and tho mport of those it the fort.
tut- illtlo party hurl left tho Arctic 111a-
2. with time dog

L William Shutter. who is stationed at
the slguui
corps of tlw‘QPitod Stolen army. has ‘1”
writteuio big brother Charles Shutter. L
or the Grand Union Ten company. ‘1 ' L
something L
of tho experiences during the post wlu- ’
In I
it he tells of one of the incidents of fL‘
lilo in that iaruwny country during the,

“After one of the most heroic sung. L

"The gaunt tacos were covered

Worn Otherwise ion in such 11 manner

and in hope of being in tlmu to and

in (:hicopod and those of the Chicopuo 1......11 and an ample: supply of pro“.-
Manufacturlns Company at Chicano: 111.111. All had gone well until they.
Fails today begun the curtailment of rod mocked lho‘ghoud of tho Peel riv:
production». Both plants ore oloood on 4.. on“. mg m .mum a blind-
Ul Juno 5. About 3.500 ounrsiivo‘o Am “‘8 gnaw “an“ and wgre unable to

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

gonnt Selig in rhur go of the police a
that point. ”

ilir Shinto; slates that the hilldilllll‘i
of the gnome; of lilo men
he iuulglned for llii:

coldest evrl
hloohu the plus: rtglatuiog from 112
to 74 degrees below solo.

mmu...~—«----~———-—

MME. BOUTON GUES.

M

Singer. Soul-s 57.31.16 Danna” from
New You Manager.

Mints. lsutmilo llurmonlidiouion. for

znerly oi“ minim-,1. is plaintiff in a

mono soul-11110. hogan suit bolore Jus‘

promo 'Court yesterday against Robert
J. Johnson. 11 thomricni manager. to

contract
Wham human. 11 pair of largo

told the iury‘thnt in the all of 1907

reseniulion that he was a well-known

ongngomsms nlul exploit nor More

_ the. public durum the storm: of lilii'i-

08. but ho failed 1.1 secure hor‘u single
her connect Madman Bunion ehtlnist

misou.
lloutou declined. lohnsiou agreed 11:1
give hor 11 season on the. road at 3200 a:
four times a Work

’ lie 301 me an cnufiernent at Fort
Smith. ..11:nnus.”tiada1n lioutnn ins.
1:111:11 indignunl}.

and i just 11ou'dni.‘

agreid lo liie in V1111 York, where
one could bu onus communicated
with. but 111111111113. .orsisted in starlings:
in the For Won whore ho could not
set her 11 mo to had emoluments a.

m THE WAKE OF THE MEASLES

The little son ‘0 lira. 0’. ll. Poi-.1111:
L‘ttlo limit, Arln. hurl lilémeuliltil. Th
.:r.1ult 111.11 .. sortie cough which 11121

um:
and 'l‘nr ('unihunud completely ouror"
him and ho has never. been bothered
whooping
modulus oouuh nil yield to Foley‘n ”on
11151 9nd ’l‘uv Compound The genuine
in in 11111 yoliow Dork!” always. Re
(use 11111111111111“ ii'hs Brim Phlo-

sluool" Group. eGiljll.

V; ‘ WATER

 
 
 
 

nmnuuimluu

only we ‘1i .
pound 161111111. L;
willili‘ thri‘ were. on the trail was tint;
moi-dell ut Fair Witt...

suit on trial in a New York «um. 01*
‘wblrh the Now 11111 Toingrnpb soul-g
Mme. lsuhollo i’!outon.vn charming;

‘i’ico tim‘ognu und ti low in the Eu!
‘rocoror $7,301) ton-alleged branch of

black plumes nodding as she tolkod. -

chance fo’rllng. ting] it not been fol

Cd she: would 11111111111111» $4 Gilli 1.111: .,
The tolivulng sexism Madame L

“n 111i than his 1111111113 L,
me in go clean up into New England; ‘

JollimiL 1n emu ilini linduuo llouwnL

Home and he would not sleep. £111 é
“Um! bottle of Foley‘s iione~ '

L Women giro tau llttio thought to the affected

Appropriate wording of Jewelry.

«or urrkiom and bracelets worn
fill 1:115me shirt violate. they are inn

 

this no. so much about the perfect
what shout on art of being
Mullet xuolt‘! it 11 girl or WomllnL
on» trf be ‘lnvltod again" silo con
to too much polo: in studying

 

113m in 11111;; 1111111111: “motile um dad

. ., M 11111116111111 foot and
m“ Midi drastically

Tirol
worn in the morning the boiler,

on... {Dodo will so}:
afwm do.

11111 11111111114 .
nu lilllillllii

Whit Glam Am to Walt Kym. cu»
aims Ar‘to Wonk Sunnis. Old
Poodle Nud Them and the
Need is only Nnturol.

 

 

 

 

 

You old implementation. are per 1

tiouluriy for you. You who don't or»

stain is much so you noon to. You

who him the easy chair. You whom
mpi ors flow. and who» modulus are
ions elastic. You no; militia that

your bowels have also Willi?” less I;

outlive.
ii out down chom- on Willie.

idol so your

11.111111 our howls of

liimi tho on» through the Rocking.

Lliiitll January to before they move up

 

 

may and w 'i‘ Wigwam & Co... "

snot Von domains To my on;-
«A MAN. ‘-

l‘hoy [wondered about tho mountains.

their, oilom to cross the divide. ‘Thoy , .
than had left only {on poundli 1111101111., 0111111111) May var-«11mm hora
oirhl pounds of rloo, nod 11 lltllo driud fused to my :8 cents for I now! or
tint. and they were 251) mils: from 1111111 sugar which ho had smiled by pouring

Eli-:11

 

fort. 'i‘bo atom. which 1111111 still ruin; a cup or too; into it, (2an Johnson. 19 ‘ “

combined with the driftod troll. made yours old. was shut 11nd fatally wound.
prom- slow. and My word mu on» 'od ymorduy, by abort» Nor. owner

only out of provisions sud Whoa 1!th may remnant. lilo: 1m arrow 1

to both: solid; tipir do“, 11nd feeding ted.
thorn to the Wilder at tho loom.
"in this moor ell oi the drum
don we" hounded, and in their
«roasts no outstation. tho star-rum
mu had nonhuman the hide than” on
tho ilodl and molt of tho horns“ or
lliii $03.1 L L L
“When the hurry rolled to put in on
1111311111111qu 111 Dilation “the amino)?

od shop alloy and too and Winn the or,
nor. were now. instead or putting
the 1111:1111 into hill to“: room «onus
the contents of tin: cup into no sugar
bowl. This 11111111111 oi mm 1111111111
ad the no or in "(idiom plum-loop .
who Monmouth“ Maison our"
«11111 omit for hmmr lift had
florid. Au ”diluted

 

Johnson 111111 two companions mas .

l

daily or wookly.a

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

HEATER

can supply all the good hot water

:1 you want ior your bath.
1 Come in andwe will
explain.

Housatonic L
Power Co.

 

r

 

: me mu»... m... .mwm- HM...”— w Nu .m” 4...

CitvNationalBanll

TRANSACTI A GENERAL BANKle
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITV CONS‘STENT

WITH SOUND
BANKING
capital Surplus and From
1.1mm I1 17.000 on

m Deposit ”:08. Blood '5 in? your
cowm H osmosis“. Pm
JOHN 11.311111». 1.1mm
washes ooowu'l. mum»

_ 811180101“ _
EL. N. MAW hmuol‘crummon

she gave 1.1.1.1111... $1.500 on his rep»

munauor and ounliol‘fved with all the Mn N Kmp J. “an.” Marvin

musical world of New York. He christian Sworn John H. Light

agreed. the said. to secure her {good PM“? W" FM " limo
“with. rim-limit

It wdocsnt matter whether it is

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

"amnion 11. domain. and v1» L

 

 

l

 
 

g

The following are "Cold Hunts. “ W

1l1oudlo only one 1311111111 of ice. 1h.
;heil in the city. 0111 men are bonsai
f-and reliable. All 01st are fillet".
.iiolnzlih null nourisousl1.0ur srsilo
no accurate; you not roireri weight
And. best of all. our Hummers em
1111b us. (lilo its a trial order~- ue‘il
;(2Giillil00 sou

Brookside Ice Co.
PHONE 560
Office and Mango. N. Y.. N. H. it H

‘R. 8. Freight Vol-1d. Ann 8L. So. Nor ;

 

“mu“. 1...)... M“ .0...” .MMC “m...”

“I

J

 
 
 

, Brut-161nm
U. 111. patent outed.
, 19711 to mu
Ohio“. 1094311111 88113111.
human-our... conic»

Semi Pmlfar laid" 1111 falcon.

 

ATLANTlB HATIL WAR lN PROS}.

HALIFAX:
built or a do tulle
diving

tion on the M of

tlnntio snip-

 

 

1‘

., my 211.4111 pros

“an ’LLC”'1 s 1
"E“mlhw (30m. ,

 
 

 
 
 
 

at Price s
so 11,111 1.01 w A L K

 
 
 
 

in Grays, Browns, Blues and Fancy Mixtures. The kind
.1» ‘ _ '
L thstiit snug 01111- tho shoulders. and bug close to toe rol-

 
 
 
 
 

lnr. , 'llheyiogei nsnood as they look. Sonic 11111 36.50.

home ”Milk—and slot in between.

L Straw Hats $1150.11p L

interwoven Socks.

 

 

 
 

 

Bummer Underwear. Negligeo Shirts.
White Flannel and Serge Outing Pants.
Trunks. Bags. Stilt Cases.

 
 

 

 

Price’ 3 Clothing Store
98 Washington Street

Phone No. is now 118612

in.

 

People Who Live Well,
are not till necessarily wealthy people.

They are those who use judgment and

discrimination in purchasing food sun-

piies. and buy onlx such products 119

~1 are henltllful nutritious and properly

nourishing. good food for brain and

body. They can always be iomnl ut

thornok’s maikot 11 here experienre

‘ has trovcn to them the wisdom of buy-

ing meal that is always fresh. tender
and reliable.

CHAR N OK’S MARKET
73 NORTH MAIN s1. 1
TEL. cALL 44-5. FREE DELIVERY

MEMORIALS

YQU CALN‘T WAiT until the last minute to make a selection of a Monument.
then have it erected pronerly'by Decoration Day. "An order would be platted
now which will edible careful workm in to complete every detail in a sat-
infactory manner. Our work it carefully finished after your order. is re-
; coind. There II buuty. durubillty,oc :mcmy and satisfaction in every Mon-
umcnt made by

 

 

 

 

 

 

South Norwalk Monumental Works

Office and Yard. 84 S. llain St. ——-Phone 984

 

1

Does
It

H... w...” “T...“ .

SEEM HARD WORK to get the ilezllinu svste 11 in
5our house in good working order elem winter?

Why not lot our men thoroughly overhuul the fur-
nuco now. and Nature the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly. no that you'll have no trouble when
you are randy to start it.

The Jones 8; Holchkiss Co.

ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURleHED
17 Wall Strut Phone 742 Norwalk. Conn;

’

.m... . fl. . "2" r”... . ...,. W x

at: the (indoor, 80‘

L00 h. p. Touring Car

Equipped with silk mohair top. ulnd shield. gas and oil lamps. nosoh
mount-to 11nd coil; everything fli‘iibclnsll. Guns-unload for one your by
tho manufactum for .1525. Eur full particulars call or address

F. E; LOCKWOOD 6. C0.

”will Streak-(Phone) Gangs. Water direct. Norwoik, Conn.
’t ’L _ , . 7 ' .

.

l

m. .0.» .... WWW“... t... .

 

ff!

 

 
 

 

The Hatch 8i Bailey company

‘DUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Tolnmm 46, with Brooch Stations in All Doparimontl

; Lumber and Mill Work for Everything

 

 

 

 

 

 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan